Our group intervention at Kurtz Psychology incorporates evidence-based approaches with engaging and relevant activities to target your child’s increased verbalizations and interactions with adults and peers within a virtual format. Each week we will practice taking attendance, reviewing the date & weather, and participating in an activity. Each child’s individual goals will gradually increase in difficulty each week that they participate, working up to practicing group presentations (e.g., Show & Tell). Registration is open to all families, new or current.

Areas of focus: Responding to and asking questions, participating in a virtual classroom, interacting virtually with peers, presenting to a group, etc.

Location: Online via Zoom.

Costs: $150/session, billed weekly.

• Current families receive complimentary 15-minute phone call with Drs. Harvey or Gibson to establish your child’s goals for group.
• New families will need to complete a $150 screener to assess that your child is an appropriate fit for group.

Register: Call 212. 658. 0110 ext. 122 or email smgroup@kurtzpsychology.com.

• Individual session(s) with Drs. Harvey or Gibson may be necessary beforehand to ensure child is able to respond and engage in this virtual group.
• If clinically indicated, these individual sessions are billed separately.
• Parents must be familiar with the PCIT-SM approach to support group interactions and available to participate, if the clinician sees a need.
• Registration will be capped at 6 participants.

Our group intervention at Kurtz Psychology incorporates evidence-based approaches with engaging and relevant activities to target your child’s increased verbalizations and interactions with adults and peers within a virtual format. Children will have an opportunity to meet other children with similar difficulties and participate in weekly lessons simulating an online classroom. Over the course of the group, each child will provide one presentation to the group. Registration is open to all families, new and current!

Areas of focus: Responding to and asking questions, interacting virtually with peers, participating in a virtual classroom, presenting to a group, etc.

Location: Online

Costs: $150/session. Sessions will be billed weekly for the 4-week time commitment.

• Current families receive quick warm-up call with Dr. Mayer to ensure child is able engage in this virtual group, no charge if under 15 mins.
• New families will need to complete a $150 screener to assess that your child is an appropriate fit for group.

Register: Call 212. 658. 0110 ext. 122 or email smgroup@kurtzpsychology.com.

• All children required to respond verbally to Dr. Mayer via an individual session prior to registration.
• Individual sessions available beforehand, if clinically indicated. Sessions billed separately.
• Parents must be familiar with the PCIT-SM approach to support group interactions and available to participate, if the clinician sees a need.
• Registration will be capped at 6 participants.
• All families are required to commit to the full month to promote consistency and relationship-building.

Our group intervention at Kurtz Psychology incorporates evidence-based approaches with engaging and relevant activities to target your child’s increased verbalizations and interactions with adults and peers within a virtual format. Children will have an opportunity to meet other children with similar difficulties and participate in weekly lessons simulating an online classroom. Over the course of the group, each child will provide one presentation to the group. Registration is open to all families, new and current!

Areas of focus: Responding to and asking questions, interacting virtually with peers, participating in a virtual classroom, presenting to a group, etc.

Location: Online

Costs: $150/session. Sessions will be billed weekly for the 4-week time commitment.

• Current families receive quick warm-up call with the group clinician, Brooke Edelman to ensure child is able engage in this virtual group, no charge if under 15 mins.
• New families will need to complete a $150 screener to assess that your child is an appropriate fit for group.

Register: Call 212. 658. 0110 ext. 122 or email smgroup@kurtzpsychology.com.

• All children required to respond verbally to the group clinician, Brooke Edelman, via an individual session prior to registration.
• Individual sessions available beforehand, if clinically indicated. Sessions billed separately.
• Parents must be familiar with the PCIT-SM approach to support group interactions and available to participate, if the clinician sees a need.
• Registration will be capped at 6 participants.
• All families are required to commit to the full month to promote consistency and relationship-building.

Our group intervention at Kurtz Psychology incorporates evidence-based approaches with engaging and relevant activities to target your teen’s increased verbalizations and interactions with adults and peers within a virtual format. Adolescents will have an opportunity to connect with same aged peers with similar difficulties and participate in weekly lessons and activities simulating an online classroom. Registration is open to all families, new or current patients.

Areas of focus: Responding to and asking questions, participating in a virtual classroom, interacting virtually with peers, presenting to a group, etc.

Location: Online via Zoom.

Costs: $150/session, billed weekly.

• Current families receive complimentary 15-minute phone call with Drs. Harvey or Gibson to establish your teen’s goals for group.
• New families will need to complete a $100 screener to assess that your child is an appropriate fit for group.

Time: Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:00pm, starting May 6, 2020.

Register: Call 212. 658. 0110 ext. 122 or email smgroup@kurtzpsychology.com.

• Individual session(s) with Drs. Harvey or Gibson may be necessary beforehand to ensure adolescent is able to respond and engage in this virtual group.
• If clinically indicated, these individual sessions are billed separately.
• Registration will be capped at 6 participants.
• Commitment to the group requires consistent weekly attendance.

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