We are open ​Monday – Friday, 9 AM-3 PM.

Visit us in The Center Ithaca, Suite 275.
Walk-ins are welcome. 

All visitors are required to wear a mask while at MHATC, regardless of vaccination status. 
​For everyone’s safety please DO NOT visit the MHATC if you are showing symptoms of  COVID 19 (click here). 
Instead, please call us to set up a phone or virtual appointment for support services at 607 273-9250.

Current Offerings

Find Help

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Many people diagnosed with mental illness
achieve strength and recovery through
​participating in individual or group treatment.
​There are many different treatment options available. 
​Learn about different types of mental health treatments by clicking on the button below.

TYPES OF Mental Health TREATMENT

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Learn about different types of mental health professionals by clicking on the button below.

types of Mental Health professionals

SELF-ASSESSMENT

Taking a screening test or “self-assessment” is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition. 

Mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, are real, common and treatable. Recovery is possible. 

​The screening tests ARE
​completely anonymous and confidential.

TAKE A SCREENING TEST

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Look for a local mental health professional
by clicking on the button below.

find a local mental health professional

#Endstigma  t-shirt or sweatshirt

​Help Support our efforts to end the stigma of Mental Illness by purchasing an #Endstigma t-shirt or sweatshirt!
T-shirts are $12.00 each
​Sweatshirts are $25.00 each
They are available to pick up at our offices or for $5.95 we can ship one to you!
​Contact Donna at DNedrow@mhaedu.org or call her at 607-273-9250 for more information.

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There is no health without mental health. 
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Across Tompkins County, approximately 1 in 5 people experience at least one-episode of mental illness each year.
At the MHATC we pride ourselves on protecting, serving, and advocating for vulnerable individuals in our community, but we can only do so with the help of people like you who support our work. 

The Mental Health Association in Tompkins County
understands that racism undermines mental health.

Therefore, we are committed to anti-racism in all that we do.

​This means that we pledge to work against individual racism, 
​interpersonal racism, ​and institutional racism
​in all their forms.