We’re now offering individual and family counseling — a warm, judgment-free space for children, teens, and adults to work through what’s on their mind. Provided by our licensed social work team, in person or from home.
One caring team, four different starting points.
Play-based, age-appropriate sessions that help younger kids name and manage big feelings.
A private space to talk through school, friendships, anxiety, and identity — without judgment.
Individual therapy for everyday challenges — stress, transitions, grief, and relationships.
Guidance for caregivers navigating parenting, family dynamics, or a child's diagnosis.
Sessions at our Malverne, NY office, in a calm and private setting.
Secure video sessions from wherever is most comfortable for you.
Switch between in-person and virtual as your schedule changes.
In person at our Malverne, NY center, and by telehealth across New York (all five boroughs, Long Island — including Nassau and Westchester, and the Capital Region/Albany), New Jersey, Connecticut, Georgia, and North Carolina — the same states where our ABA programs operate.
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ABA therapy is a structured, skills-based approach most often used to support autism and developmental needs. Counseling and social work sessions are talk-therapy based — a licensed clinician helps a child, teen, adult, or family work through emotional, behavioral, or relational challenges. Both are part of the same Achievement Behavior Services team, so care can be coordinated across programs when a family uses both.
Sessions are led by our licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), the same team overseeing our behavioral health programs.
Telehealth availability depends on state licensure. Let us know your location on the form above and we’ll confirm whether virtual sessions are available to you.
Fill out the short form above. A member of our team will call or email you — whichever you prefer — within one business day to set up a brief, no-cost intro conversation and answer any questions.