Comprehensive psychological services for individuals, children, and families since 2006 — including in-depth evaluations, ongoing psychotherapy, parent support, and professional development.
What we provide
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Comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological assessments for children, adolescents, and adults — providing diagnostic clarity, related underlying differences and challenges, and recommendations for supports across various areas.
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Modalities for psychotherapy depend on developmental levels and range between: DIRFloortime, play therapy, and individualized & neuroaffirming talk-based therapy. Psychotherapy varies between individual, parent-child, and parent-only approaches.
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Practical guidance through the lens of each unique family system, considering cultural values and developmental factors. We promote compassionate individualized parenting skills to support overall family wellbeing.
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Transitions and Life Planning meetings are provided to existing and new clients to assess, develop, and plan for components of their lives, including (but not limited to): - Social and recreational activities - OPWDD, care management and/ or Self-direction - Work (paid or volunteer) - Developing independence - Exploring living situations - Obtaining therapies (e.g., occupational, speech-language, psychotherapy)
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A welcoming space for parents to connect, share experiences, and gain practical tools alongside others navigating similar journeys.
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Training and consultation that equip professionals with practical, neuroaffirming approaches to support the people they serve.
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Low-fee DIRFloortime program
Our low-fee 12-week program, rooted in the DIRFloortime model, supports children and families in building meaningful developmental connections, developing language, and self-regulation through play-based, relationship-centered sessions.
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A weekly class for adults who strive to improve their social interactions and relationships. Classes are held in various social locations (e.g., restaurants and game board cafes) in the Union Square area.
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CGW offers two parent groups: A FREE group for parents of autistic children (of any age), held once monthly, alternating between virtual and in-person (Bayside). A low-fee group for parents of neurodivergent children navigating adulthood post-high school.
Locations
Union Square
18 East 16th St, Suite 503Bayside
38-50 Bell Blvd., Suite A1Take the first step
Whether you're seeking answers through an evaluation, ongoing therapy, or skills-building programs, we're here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
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