Joan And Arnold Saltzman Community Services Center

The program features a Child Intervention Program, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Program, and Parent Intervention and Consultation Program. The Child Intervention Program offers individual therapy sessions and joint parent-child sessions that incorporate behavior therapy, cognitive-behavior therapy, and play therapy. It addresses issues such as aggressive behaviors, defiance, impulsivity, mood swings, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, anxiety, sadness, separation difficulties, shyness, and various fears. The Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is a focused program for children aged 2 to 7 and their parents, aimed at enhancing their relationship quality, alleviating parenting stress, and improving child behavior. This therapy is suitable for families facing relationship challenges and parents dealing with stress related to their children's adjustment issues, aggression, attention problems, defiance, separation anxiety, and social challenges. Treatment methods include behavioral parent consultation, behavior therapy, cognitive-behavior therapy, mindfulness, acceptance commitment therapies, and both in-person and video-based parent training programs. The Parent Intervention and Consultation provides individual or group therapy sessions to assist parents in managing their emotional challenges, enhancing the parent-child relationship, mastering child management techniques, mitigating parenting stress, and equipping parents to help their children with emotional and behavioral regulation. For more detailed information about each program, please call.

Intake Procedure: Clients must call for specifics.

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