New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A04375

Introduced
2/4/25  

Caption

Adds gaming disorder to the types of disorders classified in the mental hygiene law.

Companion Bills

NY S02450

Same As Adds gaming disorder to the types of disorders classified in the mental hygiene law.

Previously Filed As

NY S01545

Adds gaming disorder to the types of disorders classified in the mental hygiene law.

NY A02625

Adds gaming disorder to the types of disorders classified in the mental hygiene law.

NY A01028

Requires mental health practitioners to receive training on substance use disorder, the specific needs of the substance use disorder community and co-occurring disorders.

NY S01866

Adds fetal alcohol spectrum disorders to the definition of developmental disability.

NY A02297

Adds fetal alcohol spectrum disorders to the definition of developmental disability.

NY A09046

Replaces certain appearances of the words addict, addicts and addiction with the words person with a substance use disorder, person with a mental health disorder, person with co-occurring disorder, person in recovery, or a variation thereof.

NY S07247

Establishes the eating disorders in children task force to study and create a standardized approach to, and develop best practices and guidelines for awareness, recognition, and treatment of eating disorders in children.

NY A02906

Requires the office of mental health, office of addiction services and supports and the department of education to create a behavioral health website which shall provide information on various behavioral health issues such as depression, eating disorders, anxiety, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder and bipolar disorder.

NY A03833

Requires health insurance coverage for craniofacial disorders.

NY A06799

Establishes a drug-induced movement disorder screening education program; provides that the department shall develop such program to educate the public about the importance of screening for drug-induced movement disorders, develop and disseminate educational materials for healthcare providers regarding treatment for drug-induced movement disorders, and eliminate bias and reduction of stigma for people living with drug-induced movement disorders related to the treatment of mental health conditions.

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