all ages

Programs and Services link

Healthy Transitions program ages 18-25 link

Intake and Open Access link

Outpatient Counseling & Psychiatric Services ages 18 and above link

Substance Abuse Programs link

Youth & Family Services link

The Eleanor Briggs School link 

Thrive offers a comprehensive range of evidence based, personalized services to children, families and adults who have been impacted by mental illness, addiction or trauma.  Our services are recovery focused. We help build resiliency in individuals.  We provide clients with support, skills and tools to make positive and lasting change in their lives for healthy, happy and productive futures.

Community Mental Health Center
Emergency number 401-738-4300

Child & Adolescent psychiatry

Daisy Bassen, M.D. is a board-certified Child & Adolescent psychiatrist.

Ages 5-18

Students with Behavioral/Emotional disabilities that impede their progress in public school.

Masters-level clinicians and behavior specialists provide daily group therapy to students, as well as weekly individual therapy, and art and play therapy.

A child psychiatrist is on staff to provide evaluation services and medication management if necessary.

Additionally, consulting psychologists, speech and language therapists, and occupational therapists provide services to students as individually required.

The Briggs School is committed to quality education for all students and provides extended academic instruction through a 225-day school year. With a two to one, student to staff ratio, and a maximum school capacity of 40 children, Briggs students are ensured the personal attention needed to capitalize on their strengths and abilities and to improve their underdeveloped skills.

Patients must be Kent county resident and be referred through intake line: 401-432-1048

Child & Adolescent Psychiatry