Step One Outpatient Services

02/22/2026

Due to the incoming storm, our facility will be remote tomorrow and all services will be held via Zoom 🌧️💻
Your safety is our top priority! If you have any questions or need assistance accessing your session, please give us a call — we’re here to help.
As you focus on your recovery, here are 5 storm safety tips to keep you safe:
1️⃣ Stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel.
2️⃣ Keep your phone charged and have a backup power source if possible.
3️⃣ Stock up on essentials (water, medications, non-perishable food).
4️⃣ Stay connected with your support system — don’t isolate.
5️⃣ Practice grounding techniques to manage stress and anxiety during the storm.
Stay safe, stay connected, and we’ll see you on Zoom tomorrow 💙

02/12/2026

We want to remind you that at Step One, we understand the difficulties of every day life, so it is always best to stay positive, remember that spring is coming soon, and that each new month brings new beginnings. With these new beginnings brings a sense of renewal, hope and the potential for success if you are able to fight for it.

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02/06/2026

Ulster County is facing dangerously cold weather this weekend, with the coldest conditions expected Friday through Sunday. Life-threatening cold and wind chills will impact the entire county, especially overnight and in higher elevations.
 
The Ulster County Warming Center at the Hunt Memorial Building, 124 Canal St, Ellenville, is being temporarily activated to a 24-hour schedule beginning 9 AM on Thursday, Feb 5 until 9 AM on Monday, Feb 9. It will then return to its regular 5 PM — 9 AM schedule. 
 
The Ulster County Warming Center in Kingston is open 24/7 at 2nda Iglesia La Mision Church, 80 Elmendorf St, Kingston. The center can be contacted directly at (845)-334-0551. Law Enforcement agencies or any other organizations that come in contact with or becomes aware of any individuals that are in need of sheltering can bring them to the warming center. 
The Family of Woodstock Hotline can be reached at (845) 338-2370. 
 
Here are some other tips for staying safe in this cold weather: 
- Limit time outdoors; dress in layers, cover exposed skin
- Check on elderly neighbors and those without heat
- Bring pets indoors
- Protect pipes: Allow faucets to drip, open cabinet doors under sinks
- Check your smoke/carbon monoxide detectors
- Use heating devices safely: Keep space heaters 3 feet from combustibles; never use generators or grills indoors

02/06/2026

On February 9, 2026, the Step One Ellenville location will operate virtually.
All scheduled group and individual sessions will proceed as planned.
All other Step One locations will remain open for in-person services as usual.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. 📞 Highland:(845)-691-9191
📞Kingston:(845)-834-7300
☎️Ellenville: (845)-647-5400

02/06/2026

It’s never too late to begin again. 🤍
At Step One, we believe recovery starts with compassion, support, and meeting people exactly where they are.
If today feels like the right day to take that first step, you don’t have to do it alone.
YouAreNotAlone

01/25/2026

WE ARE REMOTE: 01/26/2026
Please come virtually to attend your sessions and groups! We wish everyone to be safe & warm during this storm. Some safety tips: Stay off the roads 🚗❌ If you don’t have to drive, don’t. Black ice is sneaky.
Layer up 🧥🧤 Hats + gloves = non-negotiable. Frostbite is real.
Charge your devices 🔋 Power outages happen—keep phones charged and a flashlight handy.
Stock the basics 🥫💧 Food, water, meds, pet supplies = peace of mind.
Check on neighbors 🤍 Especially elderly or anyone living alone.
Clear vents & pipes 🏠 Keep furnace and dryer vents free of snow to avoid hazards.
Use space heaters safely 🔥 Keep them away from curtains and never leave them unattended.
Follow local alerts 📢 Weather can change fast—stay updated.
If you must drive 🚙 Pack an emergency kit: blanket, scraper, jumper cables, snacks.

01/20/2026

Amazing!!!

This is a key FOB for Golden Hill Apartments. Do you know what that means? It means we started to move people in this week! The first residents of the 164 unit housing development. As one of our tenants said, “I can’t believe I am going to have a place of my own for the very first time.”

01/20/2026

01/16/2026

There are multiple pathways to recovery: clinical care, community support, therapy, faith, self-management. What matters most is finding what works for you. This , find your path! . If you have any questions give us a call 📞 (845)-647-5400

01/07/2026

Join us as we recognize national Substance Use Disorder Month. Help raise awareness and share resources that connect people to treatment samhsa.gov/treatment
    
    
    

01/05/2026

January is Mental Wellness Month 🧠✨
A reminder that your mind deserves care just like your body.
Fun + real facts:
💡 1 in 5 people experience mental health challenges — you’re never alone
💤 Sleep, movement, and even laughing can boost your mood
📵 Taking breaks from screens can lower stress
🌱 Small habits = big impact
This month (and every month): check in with yourself, rest without guilt, and do what helps you feel good 💛
What’s one thing you’re doing for your mental wellness this January?
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