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Wayside’s Community Services provide a wide variety of mental health counseling, family support, skill-building, mentoring, and care coordination services that promote the resiliency and health of children, adolescents, and their families. Mental health services – offered both at clinic sites and in family homes and other community locations – include diagnostic assessments, psychological evaluations, medication evaluation and treatment, and individual, group, and family therapy. Families are key partners in assessing their strengths and needs and in setting goals for reaching their maximum potential. Community Services also center on prevention and support. Environmental strategies to encourage healthy behaviors and reduce alcohol and other drug abuse, healthy community activities, peer leadership, parent support groups, and a resource center for young adults are part of the array of supports that help family and community health. Wayside partners with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) to ensure that families find both behavioral health and community supports through the Family Networks system. Wayside Family Counseling CentersFramingham Area: 508.620.0010; Milford Area: 508.478.6888; Waltham Area: 781.891.0555 A full range of mental health and substance abuse services for children, adolescents, and families including diagnostic assessments, psychological evaluation, medication evaluation and treatment, on-call emergency services, substance abuse evaluation/treatment and individual, group and family therapy, in English, Spanish, Portuguese and ASL. Wayside Trauma Intervention Services 10 Asylum Street, Milford, MA 01757; 508.478.6888 Assisting survivors and their families throughout the process of healing, to end the cycle of violence through community education. Wayside Family Based Services HomeBase Waltham: 781.891.0555 HomeBase Malden: 781.338.2640 FamilyWorks Framingham: 508.620.0010 Family Works Milford: 508.478.6888 Intensive, flexible services designed to respond to individual family situations, typically combining therapeutic counseling, substance abuse treating, skill-building and advocacy. Wayside Multi-Service Center 127 North Beacon Street, Watertown, MA 02172; 617.926.3600 Prevention, outreach and counseling services for the diverse populations of Watertown and surrounding communities. Wayside Parent Partnership406 Mass. Avenue, Arlington, MA 02474; 781.641.8269 Promoting family-centered approaches to practice and policy through parent support groups and community education. Wayside Parent Partnership 406 Mass. Avenue, Arlington, MA 02474; 781-641-8269 Promoting family-centered approaches to practice and policy through parent support groups and community education.Tempo-Young Adult Resource Center 68 Henry Street, Framingham, MA 01702; 508.879.1424 Tempo is a single center, which offers multiple supports for young adults ages 17-24. Tempo works with youth who have mental health conditions, a lack of family connections, risky behavior, and other issues such as substance abuse and homelessness. Wayside Community LINKS 68 Henry Street, Framingham, MA 01702; 508.879.1424 Striving to prevent homelessness and other harmful situations for adolescents and to enhance positive youth development through the provision of mobile outreach and community services in the MetroWest and Blackstone Valley areas. Wayside Family Networks Worcester East: 508.755.8421 South Central: 508.478.6888 Framingham: 508.620.0010 Arlington: 781.643.2580 Malden: 781.338.2649 Offers a single point of entry into the DCF system of services, simplifying the process for families seeking support. Arlington, Framingham, Malden, South Central Worcester and Worcester East offices. The Community Service Agency for the Framingham/MetroWest area 88 Lincoln Street, Framingham, MA 01702; 508.620.0010 Intensive Care Coordination facilitates care planning and coordination of services for MassHealth youth, with serious emotional disturbance (SED), under the age of 21, and enrolled in MassHealth Standard or CommonHealth who meet the medical necessity criteria for this service.
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