The Center is located in the grey Victorian house at 52 North Broadway in White Plains on the Good Counsel Campus. This setting offers a warm and welcoming environment for the therapeutic process. Therapy is provided to children, adolescents and adults by licensed certified social workers. Individual, couples and family therapy are offered. A variety of insurance plans are accepted and a sliding scale is offered for those without insurance. Requests for service are responded to promptly within 24 hours.
History
The RDC Center began in 1991, after Catholic Charities, a long-standing Counseling Service, closed
its White Plains office, leaving a void of affordable counseling services in the White Plains and surrounding communities. Recognizing the continued need for this service, one of the counselors explored the idea of offering their counseling at another site in White Plains. Thus the RDC Center for Counseling & Human Development was
born at 52 N. Broadway, the former Good Counsel Campus, where it continues today, 30 years later.
Mission
The mission of The RDC Center for Counseling & Human Development is to provide affordable counseling services
with a spirit of compassion in an atmosphere of welcome.
Core Values
Compassion: We model and encourage relationships characterized by empathy, listening and care.
Inclusion: We recognize every person’s right to affordable counseling services.
Empowerment: We commit to helping people develop inner strength to be active agents in their lives.
Dignity: We believe all people have a fundamental right to fulfill their potential.
Board of Directors
Mitch Achiron
Janis Archer
Todd Brooks
Catherine Censullo
Eileen Curran (Vice President)
Michael Daly (Treasurer)
Casey Delaney
Reyna Gonzalez
Mary Harnett (President)
Maki Itoh
Carol Peterson, RDC
Patricia Sheridan, RDC (Director)
Shuana Thompson (Secretary)
The RDC Center began in 1991, after Catholic Charities, a long-standing Counseling Service, closed
its White Plains office, leaving a void of affordable counseling services in the White Plains and surrounding communities. Recognizing the continued need for this service, one of the counselors explored the idea of offering their counseling at another site in White Plains. Thus the RDC Center for Counseling & Human Development was
born at 52 N. Broadway, the former Good Counsel Campus, where it continues today, 30 years later.
Mission
The mission of The RDC Center for Counseling & Human Development is to provide affordable counseling services
with a spirit of compassion in an atmosphere of welcome.
Core Values
Compassion: We model and encourage relationships characterized by empathy, listening and care.
Inclusion: We recognize every person’s right to affordable counseling services.
Empowerment: We commit to helping people develop inner strength to be active agents in their lives.
Dignity: We believe all people have a fundamental right to fulfill their potential.
Board of Directors
Mitch Achiron
Janis Archer
Todd Brooks
Catherine Censullo
Eileen Curran (Vice President)
Michael Daly (Treasurer)
Casey Delaney
Reyna Gonzalez
Mary Harnett (President)
Maki Itoh
Carol Peterson, RDC
Patricia Sheridan, RDC (Director)
Shuana Thompson (Secretary)