NewBridge at Home In-Home Counseling in New Jersey
Compassionate In-Home Care for Seniors and Caregivers Throughout Morris County
NewBridge at Home serves homebound older adults struggling with depression, anxiety, or isolation due to health conditions, while also supporting family caregivers who are overwhelmed by the emotional demands of caring for a loved one.
Our program offers free, professional counseling services in your home so both older adults and their caregivers receive mental health support they need and deserve without the stress of travel or scheduling conflicts.
Breaking Down Barriers to Mental Health Care
Traditional counseling often requires clients to travel to appointments, which can be particularly challenging for homebound older adults or exhausted caregivers. Our program offers:
- At least 12 one-hour counseling sessions in your home, with the flexibility to extend treatment based on your individual needs
- Video conferencing and phone appointments when in-person visits aren't possible
- Counseling and resources to help manage stress, anxiety and depression in older adults and caregivers
- A compassionate ear for caregivers, helping them cope with burnout and other challenges
- Licensed NewBridge clinicians skilled in evidence-based counseling practices
Referrals are accepted from individuals, hospitals, medical providers and community organizations, including the Morris County Office of Aging, Disabilities and Community Programming, and other NewBridge programs.
Get the support you deserve! Call us at (973) 316-9333 today to learn more about how NewBridge at Home can support you and your family!
Who Benefits from NewBridge at Home
NewBridge at Home serves homebound adults age 60 and older in Morris County, giving them access to professional counseling services without the stress of arranging transportation or leaving their safe, familiar environment. Many older adults experience isolation, depression or anxiety related to health conditions, mobility limitations or life transitions that make traditional outpatient therapy difficult to access.
Family caregivers of any age who live in Morris County and provide care for homebound older adults also qualify for our services. Caregiving, while rewarding, can lead to significant emotional strain, burnout and neglect of their own mental health needs. NewBridge at Home benefits both the caregiver and the person receiving care, NewBridge at Home benefits both the caregiver and the person receiving care, fostering healthier family dynamics and improving outcomes for everyone involved.
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Your Journey with NewBridge at Home
Getting started with NewBridge at Home is designed to be simple and stress-free, removing barriers that might prevent you from accessing the support you deserve. Our comprehensive process ensures you receive care tailored to your circumstances:
- Initial Contact and Assessment: Reach out to our Access Department to discuss your needs and determine program eligibility.
- Clinician Matching: Our team pairs you with a licensed mental health professional who specializes in working with older adults and caregivers.
- Flexible Scheduling: Appointments are scheduled at convenient times, whether in person, via videoconferencing, or over the phone.
- Ongoing Support: Regular sessions focus on managing stress, anxiety and depression, and developing healthy coping strategies.
Our compassionate approach provides not only professional counseling, but also connections to additional resources that can enhance your well-being and help you navigate life’s challenges with greater resilience and hope.
Dementia and Alzheimer's Education for Caregivers
For people caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia, understanding is crucial to providing effective support and maintaining their own well-being. NewBridge has developed a one-hour course that provides insights into these diseases and their progression and offers evidence-based caregiving strategies for families and professional caregivers.
Call us at (973) 316-9333 to learn more about our program!
