Supportive Crisis Stabilization Center
Get Immediate Mental Health and Subtance Use Help in a Safe, Healing Space
The Supportive Crisis Stabilization Center (SCSC) is a calm, living‑room‑style environment where you can pause, breathe, and receive compassionate support. Our mental health professionals, nurses, and peer specialists are here 24/7 to help you or your family navigate emotional distress, mental health challenges, or substance use crises with dignity and care.
In Crisis? We Got You.
Click here to fill out referral form
Call us anytime: 646‑979‑6337
Email: [email protected]
Visit us:
2862 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
Near Fulton & Barbey Streets
Take J train to Van Siclen Avenue stop
Who We Support
- Adults
- Youth
- Families
Whether you’re overwhelmed, unsure where to turn, or simply need a safe place to stabilize, our doors are always open.
What You Can Expect
Our services are designed to help you feel grounded, supported, and connected to ongoing care.
Core Services
- Peer Support
- Therapeutic Interventions
- Triage, Screening, and Assessment
- Ongoing Observation
- Care Collaboration
- Discharge and Aftercare Planning
In Crisis? We Got You.
Click here to fill out referral form
Call us anytime: 646‑979‑6337
Email: [email protected]
Visit us:
2862 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
Near Fulton & Barbey Streets
Take J train to Van Siclen Avenue stop
A Space Designed for Comfort
We’ve created an environment that feels warm and welcoming—not clinical—so you can rest and reset.
Location
2862 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
Near Fulton & Barbey Streets
Take J train to Van Siclen Avenue subway stop
In Crisis? We Got You.
Click here to fill out referral form
Call us anytime: 646‑979‑6337
Email: [email protected]
Visit us:
2862 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
Near Fulton & Barbey Streets
TakeJ train toVan Siclen Avenue stop
Also Available: Crisis Residence Program
Sometimes the best support is a peaceful place to step away and regroup. Our Crisis Residence Program offer short‑term, home‑like stays for adults experiencing emotional distress. Guests receive peer support, connection, and space to stabilize—voluntarily and without the pressure of a hospital setting.
These programs help individuals avoid unnecessary hospitalization, reconnect with their strengths, and move forward with clarity and confidence.
