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Children and Family Services

The Preferred Centers for Children and Families at...

Program Director: Richard Miller LPC, ACS

rmiller@preferredbehavioral.org

Our youth outpatient therapy program provides a safe, inclusive space for children and their families to build and maintain strong, healthy relationships within and outside the home. A diverse team of skilled and compassionate therapists addresses behavioral challenges and family dynamics. Medication management is available for youth with more significant concerns. Therapists collaborate with school counselors, physicians, and other resource providers in the life of the family to provide integrated and comprehensive care.

 

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Outpatient Therapy For Children and Teens

It’s Okay To Ask for Help

Parent/child relationships can be complicated and conflicts can arise. From the stressors of everyday life to significant trauma, these should be addressed before they escalate and severely strain the family relationship. A variety of programs and support services are available at our Preferred Center for Children and Families.

Get The Help You Need

Make The Call

Call our Access Team at 732-367-4700 x 7550.

What Happens Next

Your access representative will answer your questions and guide you to the right services. An intake and evaluation appointment will be set up if appropriate.

Our Preferred Centers

We’re Here For You

The journey from childhood to adulthood isn’t always easy.  The Preferred Center for Children and Families provides support services to children ages 4 to 18 and their parents or caregivers in Ocean and Monmouth counties. We understand that every child and family is unique and, we coordinate the best services to address their specific issues. We accept most insurance plans including Medicaid.

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We're Here To Help

Preferred Behavioral Health Group provides multiple youth and adult services to address emotional, mental, and behavioral health issues. However, some situations require different services. If your child is experiencing life-threatening danger or the immediate risk of harming themselves, take them to the nearest emergency room or dial 911 for immediate assistance.