Center for Behavioral Health
Meeting Students’ Mental Health Needs
The Center for Behavioral Health provides comprehensive mental healthcare to New York Institute of Technology students in the health professions. The center seeks to promote discussion and raise awareness of the community’s mental health needs through research, educational opportunities, and campus resources.
Our vision is to identify and meet the mental health needs and challenges of students in the health professions through counseling, psychological, and psychiatric services with a focus on:
- Education
- Research
- Treatment and Prevention
- Reducing Stigma
- Offering Hope
Make an Appointment
Appointments are currently being offered via Telemedicine.
Hours
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Thursday open until 8 p.m
Location
Academic Health Care Center
Riland Building, First Floor
Long Island Campus
Resources
- Suicide and Crisis Lifeline – English
- Suicide and Crisis Lifeline – Spanish
- Suicide and Crisis Lifeline – SAMSHA Presentation
- American Sign Language Videophone Services are available through 988
- Listen to the new radio ad explaining the services provided when you contact 988.
- Suicide Prevention Flyer
- Healers Need Healing Too PSA
- Peer Support Flyer
Meet The Team
Kristina Marino, MA, LMHC
CENTER COORDINATOR, CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Contact
Liat Jarkon, D.O., M.P.H., LFAPA
Director, Center For Behavioral Health, Psychiatrist
NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine
516.686.1300 | centerforbh@nyit.edu | @NYITCenterforBH