Care Newsletter
Care and Support Updates
Updates on the latest clinical offerings from our centers in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area.
May 31, 2024
FOR CAREGIVERS
Anxiety Treatments
Whether your child needs help dealing with intense emotions or building stronger relationships with friends, our goal is to empower children and their families to understand and overcome struggles with anxiety. Our summer treatment programs teach essential skills informed by research.
- Brave Buddies® for Selective Mutism Ages 3–12 | August 5 – August 9
One-of-a-kind, intensive group behavioral treatment program for children diagnosed with selective mutism. - Emotion Detectives Group for Big Emotions Ages 8–12 | August 5 – August 9
A supportive and fun group environment to teach children emotional awareness and practical strategies for coping with uncomfortable emotions. - Social Anxiety Groups Ages 9–24 | August 12 – August 16
Group treatment that teaches children, adolescents, and young adults coping skills to help them manage their anxiety as they practice facing their social fears. - Intensive OCD Treatment
An immersive, one- to four-week intensive to jump-start a child’s OCD treatment. - Parents of Anxious Children and Teens (PACT)℠ June 6, August 1, & September 19
Interactive webinar series providing families and caretakers with evidence-based, practical strategies for supporting children ages 3–13 who are struggling with anxiety.
FOR EDUCATORS
Safe Screen Time & Apps for Kids’ Well-Being
From schoolwork to connecting with friends, kids use screens for all kinds of things — so it’s not realistic to forbid them altogether. But there are good reasons to be aware of how much time your child is spending on their devices. It’s also important to consider what content they’re looking at and how they’re engaging with it. We’ve teamed up with Google Play to help families discover apps and activities that support kids’ health and well-being.
FOR EDUCATORS
The Thriving Kids Projects
Millions of children — as many as 1 in 5 — struggle with mental health or learning challenges. To support educators and parents, we’ve partnered with the state of California and the Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association (OCCRRA) to develop a series of free, evidence-based video and print resources to teach kids critical mental health and coping skills.
Clinical Programs
The Child Mind Institute’s clinical programs provide evidence-based services targeting specific skills in a tailored environment.
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