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Caron New York, located in Midtown Manhattan, was established as a key resource for professionals, parents and adolescents, as well as the recovering community which includes Caron alumni who have completed drug or alcohol rehab living in the New York region. It was also established to provide an outlet for those seeking addiction treatment in New York to get on the path to recovery. Caron NY offers information, screenings and referral services. Caron NY serves Manhattan, the boroughs, Long Island, Northern New Jersey and the Westchester/Connecticut areas. As Caron NY does not offer any alcohol or drug rehab centers in New York, the works closely with Caron's Admissions department and clinical staff when making referrals to one of Caron's residential treatment facilities for drug and alcohol rehab in Pennsylvania, Florida and Texas.
Staff also works with discharge planners to ensure that patients leaving Caron's Wernersville center have continued support for their alcohol treatment or drug rehabilitation in New York.
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And then there’s her music, first with the Licks (a name that sounds like the best post-punk band that Ari Up never fronted) and more recently with the New Romantiques (which, despite how it sounds, isn’t a tribute band that plays only covers of “What I Like About You”). Watching Lewis perform onstage, even if it’s just a, can be legitimately frightening. You can practically feel your jaw dislocating from her sucker punches. She’s like a female Iggy Pop, always seemingly on the verge of doing something explosive or self-destructive. It may just be an act, but like any of her movie roles, it’s a really, really convincing act. Leading up to my interview with Lewis, everybody I know, every friend and family member and casual acquaintance, all asked me the same thing: “Aren’t you nervous?