Suffolk, Nassau, Manhattan, Queens, Bronx, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Bergen & Essex counties
Tel.: 516-473-3580
Our Services
OPWDD Psychosocial Assessments
Our detailed reports provide an overview of the individual's emotional, social, behavioral, and adaptive capacities. Our bilingual, culturally competent, and experienced clinicians describe the individual's strengths, needs, risks, and provide recommendations for treatment and additional support services.
Our psychosocial assessments include the individual's identifying information, referral reason and source/ current strengths and areas of suggested skills increase/ family, social, developmental, educational, vocational, medical, and psychiatric histories, functional assessment, strengths, and protective factors.
Our summary includes family concerns and existing community resources. Our licensed social workers may recommend additional evaluation, psychotherapy, case management, caregiver support, community resources and follow-up services.
Mental Health Treatment for Neurodiverse & Neurotypical Adults, Caregivers, Adolescents and Children
We work with the following concerns:
- Trauma
- Domestic Violence
- Child Abuse & Child Welfare
- Child Sexual Abuse history
- Parenting
- Human Trafficking
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Phobias
- Panic Attacks
- Self-Harm
- Low self-esteem
- Communication difficulties
- Unhealthy relationships
- Parent of child with Autism
- Impact of immigration
- Risk of removal from the USA
- Prolonged grief
- Social isolation
- Emotion self-regulation
- Family relationships
- Behavior modification
Immigration Mental Health
Immigration Mental Health
Immigration Mental Health
We offer years of expertise in conducting comprehensive, trauma-informed immigration evaluations.
- Asylum
- I601 & I601a
- Cancellation of Removal
- Spouse or Family Member Petition
- U-Visa
- T-Visa Labor/Sex/Human Trafficking
- VAWA
- Unaccompanied Minor
- Guardianship Home Study
- Request for Evidence
Training Institute
Immigration Mental Health
Immigration Mental Health
We offer training and series of educational programs for attorneys, community organizations, school personnel, service providers, caregivers, and youth on the following topics:
- Mental health
- Substance abuse & addiction
- Working with unaccompanied youth and youth at risk of caregiver deportation
- Trauma-informed schools
- Parenting
- Attachment
- Trauma & Trauma-informed practice
- Impact of immigration
- Sexual harassment
- Workplace violence
- Domestic violence
- Human trafficking
- Behavior modification
- Anti-Bullying
To request our training curriculum and schedule your workshop, please contact
our office.
Mental Health Treatment Modalities
- Trauma-Informed
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Solution Focused
- Art & Expressive Arts
- Narrative
- Somatic
- Behavior Therapy
- Attachment Based Therapy
- Psycho-education
- Play Therapy
- Trauma-Focused CBT