MENTAL HEALTH IS
​A BEAUTIFUL THING

OUR IMPACT

60+ Years 

 building mentally healthy communities

2,000 clients

served annually

1,927 

telehealth appointments   per month during the pandemic

see how beautiful​
​mental health can be

Mosaic is proud of our clients and the steps they’ve taken toward
​mental wellness, improved relationships, and living productive, fulfilling lives.

-Mosaic PROS Client

MOSAIC CRISIS
​RESIDENCE
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Mosaic Mental Health’s Crisis Residence Center provides a safe, home-like setting for people experiencing a psychiatric crisis or emotional distress as an alternative to hospitalization. For more information on the Residence view Mosaic Crisis Residence or for a referral download the NYC Referral Form. All referral forms should be sent to - [email protected] or call 718-884-2992.

Every Mind Matters

​Robin Roberts, Peter Hermann, Pam Shriver, and Jeremy Schaap support Mosaic’s belief that Every Mind Matters.

​I Can’t Breathe

​Grammy Award winner, H.E.R. gives Mosaic Mental Health a private performance of her Song of the Year, “I Can’t Breathe.”

​Mental Health is Important

The Kid Mero discusses the importance of mental health and how Mosaic is helping the communities they serve.

Featured News

CBS Sunday Morning 
Teletherapy: Connecting Therapists and Clients During A Time of Separation

The New York Times 
​Therapists and Patients Find Common Ground: Virus-Fueled Anxiety

WNYC 
​Mental Health Providers Meet Surge in Anxiety

New York Daily News 
​Mental Health Issues Spike Amid Historic Pandemic and Social Unrest

Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Mosaic values diversity in who we are and the communities we serve. We are committed to increasing diversity within all aspects of our organization, from staff to Board. We are a grassroots organization, founded by the community, and believe that all people should be treated with dignity, respect, and kindness. Our growth is driven by empowering our people to express their ideas, opinions, and concerns. Expanding our diversity, equity, and inclusion journey involves acknowledging what we know and do not know. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, is to ensure safe spaces are created and maintained to support the work we do and a sense of belonging within the communities we touch.

“A person’s mental health should not be determined ​by his or her zip code.”

​Mary T. Bassett, PhD, MD, Commissioner of NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

​If this is an emergency, please go the nearest emergency room or call 911
To make an appointment, call 718-796-5300.