Manhattan Psychology Group, PC: NYC Child Psychologists & Adult Psychotherapy Services in Manhattan. We communicate as a cohesive treatment team to bring you the best possible care in less time. All of our providers are licensed with expertise in multiple problem areas and treatment services. We are responsive to the individual needs of each child and family we treat.
Our multidisciplinary team of psychologists, BCBAs and special educators work quickly to figure out the issues and intervene effectively. Our company values, mission and vision hold us to the highest standards and drive us to deliver the best possible psychological, behavioral and educational care to our community and diverse client population in the Greater New York City metropolitan area. - More about our Mission, Vision and Core Values.
Our multidisciplinary team of psychologists, BCBAs and special educators work quickly to figure out the issues and intervene effectively. Our company values, mission and vision hold us to the highest standards and drive us to deliver the best possible psychological, behavioral and educational care to our community and diverse client population in the Greater New York City metropolitan area. - More about our Mission, Vision and Core Values.
Services
Our mission at Manhattan Psychology Group, PC (MPG) is to provide evidence-based mental health care services to children, adolescents, young adults, adults, and couples in the Greater New York City metropolitan area. MPG works closely with its partnering organizations, Manhattan Psychology Associates, PLLC (MPA) and MPG Tutoring, Inc to also provide in-network ABA therapy and full-spectrum educational services (e.g., SEIT, SETTS, EF Coaching).
A child with an anxiety disorder cannot be comforted or reassured to get past his or her fear and anxiety. Understanding the types of anxiety disorders your child may have is key to getting them the proper treatment plan to help them overcome their fears and disorders.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Children and teens with generalized anxiety experience chronic excessive anxiety about multiple areas of their lives, which may include school, family, social situations, health, and natural disasters.Children and teens with generalized anxiety disorder may be very hard on themselves and strive for perfection.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Children and teens with generalized anxiety experience chronic excessive anxiety about multiple areas of their lives, which may include school, family, social situations, health, and natural disasters.Children and teens with generalized anxiety disorder may be very hard on themselves and strive for perfection.
We provide treatment services for children, adolescents and young adults with a wide range of psychological, behavioral and social difficulties. Our staff have specialized training and experience which allows us to quickly identify, target and prioritize specific problem areas. Early identification and intervention is key when working with kids.
For parents with children age 8 or older or who are not appropriate for PCIT, behavioral parent management training (PMT) aims to change the behavior of parents by teaching effective methods to improve their child's behavior problems (such as aggression, hyperactivity, temper tantrums, and difficulty following directions).
Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) with children and teens can be a fun and collaborative process. Kids are usually above the age of 7 and to some extent motivated to discuss their difficulties, such as anger, anxiety, low self esteem, sadness, or challenges with friends.
Usually a short-term treatment (often 6-20 sessions), CBT focuses on ways that a person's thoughts, emotions, body sensations and behaviors are connected, and how they affect one another.For example, thoughts about a certain situation can often affect how you feel; both physically and emotionally, as well as, how you react in response.
Usually a short-term treatment (often 6-20 sessions), CBT focuses on ways that a person's thoughts, emotions, body sensations and behaviors are connected, and how they affect one another.For example, thoughts about a certain situation can often affect how you feel; both physically and emotionally, as well as, how you react in response.
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