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Not all mental health care is created equal. In fact, care that is truly evidence-based, compassionate and personalized makes all the difference. That’s why the Child Mind Institute began offering treatment for children and young adults with mental health and learning challenges over a decade ago. Our clinical centers and telehealth practice continue to offer solutions for each family’s unique needs, because every child deserves to thrive.
We see patients in person at our two Clinical Centers:
215 East 50th Street
New York, New York 10022
Open Monday – Friday, 8am – 8pm
Saturday appointments may be available
2000 Alameda de las Pulgas, Suite 242
San Mateo, CA 94403
Open Monday – Friday, 8am – 8pm
Saturday appointments may be available
We also treat residents of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and California via remote telehealth.
You can call our intake team at: 212.308.3118
Our unique model delivers gold-standard evaluations and treatment as part of a time-tested philosophy of care:
Available treatments include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), behavioral therapy, parent management training (PMT) and exposure and response prevention (ERP). These approaches are rigorously proven to work. Our team of psychiatrists may also offer medication treatment, alone or in combination with therapy when it’s appropriate.
We don’t look at therapy as a process that never ends. We set goals with the child and the family, track progress, and adjust course as needed — all with an eye to getting each child back to their best life as soon as possible.
To be a part of the Child Mind Institute’s clinical team, you have to be one of the best and care deeply about kids. It takes skill, experience and compassion to make the biggest impact. To meet our team, please see “Who We Are” below.
Diagnosis drives treatment. You can’t solve a problem you don’t understand. So, we perform exceptionally careful evaluations and our psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers have the experience to make the right diagnosis. That’s why the Child Mind Institute is known nationally for its evidenced-based treatments and ability to treat complex cases.
Many of the kids we see have challenges across multiple areas. So our multidisciplinary group of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and learning specialists review each case holistically, build a custom team, and work together to provide coordinated care so each child can thrive.
At the Child Mind Institute, your child will never get lost in the crowd. Unlike large medical centers, we’re exclusively focused on children’s mental health, learning, and development. Our team develops and continually optimizes personalized treatment plans for every child.
For some children with severe symptoms, or families traveling long distances, we offer intensive behavioral interventions. These may involve several hours a day for several days a week. They can result in big changes in a short time.
Mental health disorders affect the whole family, and the family environment is critical for the success of treatment. At the Child Mind Institute, you will be involved at every step of the process.
Our model of care requires a dedicated staff to make it work, and we need to charge for their services. We do not accept insurance, but we help families use out-of-network benefits by providing superbills for their insurance company. Additionally, we partner with two organizations to assist with filing, managing claims, verifying benefits, and handling pre-authorizations. Learn more about the Child Mind Institute’s Insurance Reimbursement Partners.
Financial aid is available for families who qualify. We do not run our clinical care for profit. Any excess revenue goes to support financial aid. Please ask our patient experience team for more information.
Please complete the form below or call us at 212.308.3118 to request an appointment. A member of our intake team will follow up with you.
Facing a mental health disorder or learning challenge can be overwhelming. How do you know if your child needs help? How do you find the right help? What should you expect along the “Care Journey” to your child’s recovery? We’ve created a guide to give you some answers.
Ava, struggling with autism and OCD, learns to connect with others and use her voice through care at the Child Mind Institute.
