Realization Center New York City
Johnnie T. is an experienced addictions counselor currently working at the Realization Center in New York City since November 2021, where responsibilities include providing psychotherapy and substance abuse counseling. Prior positions include serving as a clinical social worker and mental health counselor at New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth, and as a youth counselor at The Ali Forney Center, focusing on crisis counseling and support for homeless LGBT youth. Additional experience encompasses roles as a clinical social work intern at GMHC and a mentor/mental health counselor at the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Johnnie T. holds a Master of Social Work from the Silberman School of Social Work, a Post Graduate Certificate in Clinical Approaches to Addictions from New York University, and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Brown University. Previous professional roles include positions in real estate and media planning.
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Realization Center New York City
Realization Center, Inc is a unique comprehensive full-service, chemical dependency outpatient treatment center, located in both Manhattan at 19 Union Square West, and in Brooklyn at175 Remsen Street. Realization Center is privately owned and operated by its founders Marilyn J. White and Dianne Schwartz. The Center, one of the oldest and largest in New York City, has offered all levels of care from partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment to individualized group therapy for the past 34 years. Licensed by the New York Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, we serve a wide range of clients including impaired professionals, adult and adolescent substance abusers, LGBTQ individuals as well as dually diagnosed and HIV positive clients. Realization Center is also approved to treat mental health issues for people with a past history of substance use disorders but who are not currently struggling with an active addiction.