In The Loop is an engaging video series hosted by Dr. Jacob Jacoby, M.D., Ph.D., that explores The Crossroads Companies’ various services and facilities. In this informative series, Dr. Jacoby collaborates with Business Director Michael DiMarco to illuminate key aspects of mental health treatment and the organization’s mission.
This series provides viewers with insights into the compassionate care provided by Dr. Jacoby and his team. The series emphasizes the importance of understanding mental health to facilitate healing and recovery.
At Greenbranch Recovery, we are proud to be part of the Crossroads family, providing culturally sensitive, individualized care to those in need. If you or a loved one is seeking help, our team in Egg Harbor Township is here to support your journey toward lasting recovery. Reach out today to speak with a member of our admissions team and take the first step toward healing.
About Dr. Jacoby
Dr. Jacob Jacoby, M.D., Ph.D., is the Medical Director of The Crossroads Companies. His extensive experience includes serving as the Medical Director of the Alliance Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment Program at Saint Barnabas Medical Center from 1992 to 2000. From 1994 to 2015, he held the positions of Co-Director and Clinical Director of Psychiatry at Bayonne Medical Center, where he remains an attending psychiatrist. Dr. Jacoby has earned numerous awards for his expertise and unwavering commitment to both the field of psychiatry and the well-being of his patients.
Video Transcription:
Intro Music: In The Loop with Dr. Jacob Jacoby, M.D., Ph.D.
Question:
“What is the mission of The Crossroads Companies?”
Dr. Jacoby:
“We offer various services to individuals across several sites. We have many mental health workers who interact with our patients and try to understand what it is that has driven them to whatever state of distress that has been significant enough that they have come to our attention. Our team is always trying to offer them relief by understanding and perhaps rechanneling some of their coping strategies, and we are necessary for medication management as well; that is what we do, but that is what the word of psychiatry does.”
