Hanley Foundation

At Hanley Foundation, we compassionately treat adults with mental health disorders at our 10-bed Residential Mental Health Program, set on 14 acres of lush gardens in sunny West Palm Beach. Our comprehensive clinical approach focuses on long-term recovery and addresses trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, process addictions, mood disorders, and personality disorders. Hanley provides comprehensive primary mental health treatment services at residential and outpatient levels of care. Our stand-alone facility offers 24/7 nursing, medical, and psychiatric care, along with confidential and comfortable amenities separate from other programming.

Beyond mental health, Hanley Foundation is a 501C3 nonprofit dedicated to a broader mission of eliminating addiction. We offer a full continuum of care that includes leadingedge treatment for substance use disorders. Our efforts extend to robust prevention programming in 34 FL counties, vital recovery support and scholarships, and impactful advocacy efforts to educate, change minds, and save lives.

We chose to support the Mental Health Counselor's Association of Palm Beach because we deeply believe in your mission to empower clinical professionals to better serve our community. Your commitment to fostering a strong network of mental health professionals directly impacts the quality of care available to those in need. As an organization dedicated to healing and recovery, we understand the importance of continuous learning, ethical practice, and community collaboration, all of which your association champions. By supporting your vital work, we contribute to a stronger, more supportive environment for both practitioners and the individuals we collectively serve.

At Hanley Foundation, we understand that addiction impacts the entire family, and children are often the first hurt and the last helped. Our Child-Centered Family Program is specifically designed for children ages 7-12 who have a family history of addiction. This three-day program, offered through our family programming, provides immediate and longterm support and services to these children.

The program's purpose is to provide a supportive and nurturing environment for children to learn, heal, and develop resilience. We aim to address addiction as a family disease, empowering children with tools to thrive despite challenges, helping them understand they are not to blame for their loved one’s addiction, encouraging open communication, and teaching self-care strategies. This program was designed in collaboration with the National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA) and Jerry Moe, a renowned author and consultant known for helping create the Sesame Street Muppet character Karli, whose family is dealing with addiction. We are proud to help break the multi-generational cycle of addiction, fostering resilience, and helping children move forward with confidence and hope.