Telehealth Services - Child Mind Institute

As this Pandemic and all the restrictions it places upon us lingers there has been a documented rise in mental health challenges. If you or someone you know is struggling, please do reach out. 
Below are a variety of services offered by The Child Mind Institute. They are quite comprehensive.

https://childmind.org/our-care/telehealth/covid-telehealth-support/

Telehealth Services During COVID-19

In addition to our existing clinical care, we are now offering additional telehealth services during COVID-19.

We’re here to help you wherever you are.

 

Call Us: 877.203.3452

 

Flat-Fee Phone Consultations

Connect with a clinician on our team. $150 for 30 minutes — topics can include:

• Talking to children about the coronavirus crisis
• Managing behavior and attention during remote learning
• Setting limits around screen time and gaming
• Maintaining social relationships during social distancing
• Identifying and coping with signs of stress and anxiety in you and your family

Remote Learning

• Remote neuropsychological evaluations for children 6 years and older
• Tutoring in remote learning for reading, writing and math: $150 for 45 minutes
• Support for test prep and organizational skills
• Support for college students struggling with organizational skills and executive functioning

Support for Challenging Behaviors

• Managing disruptive behaviors (Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Parent Management Training)
• Behavioral and Emotional Skills Training (BEST) bootcamp for caregivers

Anxiety Support for Parents, Children and Teens

• Parents of Anxious Children and Teens (PACT) Webinar
• Brave Buddies: Remote, intensive group program designed to help children with selective mutism (SM).
  Ages: 3-12 years old
• Social Anxiety Groups: Remote groups to teach children, adolescents and young adults coping skills to manage their anxiety in a supportive environment through exposures.
  Ages: 9-24 years old
• OCD Treatment Group: Virtual group treatment for children, teens and young adults with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
  Ages: 9-18+ years old

Mood and Emotional Support

• Grief & Bereavement Group: Weekly group therapy session for adults and parents who are coping with the loss of a loved one
• Support for college students struggling with social and emotional challenges
• DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) and Radically Open DBT
  DBT helps children and preadolescents who struggle with big feelings and behaviors. Treatment includes working directly with parents and 24-hour coaching by phone.
  Ages: Children, teens and young adults