The Edinburg Center
Timothy Little is an experienced professional in mental health and community coordination, currently serving as the Day Treatment Lead Clinician at The Edinburg Center since June 2021, following a role as Day Treatment Clinician there. Timothy has a long-term volunteer position as Community Coordinator for Kalyana Mitta Sangha, facilitating meditation practice and community activities while managing communications through a WordPress blog and a weekly e-newsletter. Timothy's background includes significant roles at Lahey Health Behavioral Services, providing treatment to adults in recovery and coordinating clinical operations. Previous experience also includes operations coordination at Brigham and Women's Hospital, supporting a large medical research laboratory. Timothy holds a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University and undergraduate degrees in International Studies from Vassar College and Graphic Design from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
The Edinburg Center
The Edinburg Center was established in 1977 as a non-profit community-based services agency. The Center’s mission is distinguished by our longstanding belief that all people have the potential to learn, the capacity for change and the right to live a meaningful life in the community of his or her choice. Our mission is to provide an array of innovative services which promote personal growth and independence, foster hope and enhance the quality of life of people with mental health conditions, co-occurring substance use conditions and/or developmental disabilities, and brain injury services. The Center maintains a specific commitment to and has an established reputation for successfully providing services to people whose complex needs and challenging behaviors have typically been barriers to community living. Over the past three decades, The Center has grown into a thriving organization which provides a robust range of community services which are based on the unique needs of the individuals we serve. This range includes adult community outreach support services, residential supports, short-term respite care for adults with both mental health conditions and/or developmental disabilities, day treatment services, clubhouse services, outpatient counseling and medication services. We also provide a range of notable children and family services statewide which are comprised of in-home behavioral services, therapeutic monitoring and in-home therapy services.