Edinburg Center

Located just off Route 3, this nonprofit center helps individuals with mental health conditions, autism, developmental disabilities, and acquired brain injury. Services range from outpatient therapy and in-home family support to short-term residential and long-term supervised living. Specialized programs include early psychosis care, urgent care, and autism-focused behavioral therapy. Each person receives tailored services to promote independence, emotional well-being, and personal growth.
The center uses trauma-informed, evidence-based models like an early psychosis support program, behavior skill-building therapy, and personal wellness planning tools to guide care. Services include individual and family therapy, medication management, peer mentoring, and employment or education support. Staff—ranging from clinicians to behavior analysts—develop person-centered care plans that reflect individual goals. To support a consistent journey, therapy may be offered at home, schools, offices, and through telehealth.
Residential programs include supervised group homes and emergency respite settings for individuals unable to remain safely in their current living situations. Residents receive help with self-care, daily living skills, medication support, and community involvement. Home-based services take place in familiar settings, and shared living arrangements offer long-term placement with host families, reinforcing stability, dignity, and community belonging.

Listing sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced April 2026. Verify current programs directly with the facility.