Residency Training Program
in Psychiatry

Facilities

The Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC)

The CMHC, a collaborative endeavor of the Yale University Department of Psychiatry and the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, has the missions of providing clinical services, education, research, and community problem solving.

The Center provides comprehensive psychiatric services to residents of the Greater New Haven area. Clinical services are focused on patients who are poor and who suffer severe psychiatric and addictive illnesses and disability.

The Center provides evaluation and acute and sub-acute inpatient services. The Center also provides outpatient services including evaluation, psychopharmacologic, psychotherapeutic, case management, social rehabilitative and support services to area residents. Services are provided at the CMHC itself and through 3 satellite clinics, one in the City of West Haven, another in a special unit serving the Latino population of the area and a Substance Abuse Treatment Unit.

Selby Jacobs Director, CMHC

The Substance Abuse Treatment Unit offers comprehensive services for a full range of substance abuse disorders. These services are closely linked with other clinical and rehabilitative services in the area. The Center also is the site of the Ribicoff Research Facilities, a clinical research facility with inpatient and outpatient services and basic science laboratories. Within the Center, the Law and Psychiatry Program consults to courts and provides clinical training and research opportunities. The Consultation Center offers preventive programs and provides consultation to community groups as well as training opportunities for psychiatry residents, psychology trainees and others.

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