Learn About The Sutcliffe Clinic's Four Pillars of Care

Individual and Family Therapy

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

We provide evidence-based interventions that highlight the child’s strengths and teach skills to address their challenges. Depending on the needs of your family we provide a range of services, including individual therapy, parent coaching, and family-based counseling. We set realistic goals for your child to achieve, acknowledge their successes and continue toward new goals.  

Telehealth Services

The Sutcliffe Clinic offers Telehealth appointments to its clients through Google Meet.

Parent coaching offers parents the necessary skills to respond to emotional and behavioral challenges in order to help their child thrive. We teach parents to encourage and generalize their child’s learned skills to scaffold their growth. Family-based counseling is also evidence-based but adapted to each particular family to offer the best support specific to your family dynamic. We encourage check-ins and parent involvement to optimize progress.


OUR BEHAVIORAL SERVICES CAN SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS

  • ADHD 
  • Anxiety 
  • Depression and mood disorders
  • Behavioral issues including oppositional defiant disorder
  • Challenging family interactions
  • Difficulties with self-regulation 
  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder
  • School-based behavioral challenges
  • Selective mutism
  • Social development delays

SERVICES PROVIDED

Therapies used in the clinic are informed by evidence and best-care practices.  Examples of therapies used by our team, when working one-on-one with a child, teen or family, are listed below.

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT)

CBT focuses on teaching your child about their thoughts, emotions and behaviors. The therapist works with you and your child to challenge unhelpful thoughts and behaviors and teaches personal coping strategies to achieve therapeutic goals.

DIALECTICAL BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (DBT)

DBT focuses on improving emotion regulation, mindfulness and healthy coping strategies. DBT is based on developing skills and especially effective for preteens and teens with mood regulation challenges. 

PARENT-CHILD CARE (PC CARE)

PC care is a 6 week program adapted from PCIT to coach parents on skills that help manage a child’s behavior at home, school and in the community settings. 

Examples of groups offered are listed below:

  • Dialectical Behavioral Therapy-Focused Groups
  • Emotional Regulation Groups for Tweens and Teens
  • Social Skills Training Groups for all ages (preschool to teens)
  • Resilience Builder Groups
  • Zones of Regulation Groups for school-aged children
  • Kindergarten Readiness Groups

Therapy Special Programs

  • Summer Therapy Programs 

    The Sutcliffe Clinic's Summer 2024 Group Therapy Programs include a Teen Coping Skills Group, an ADHD Group, a Transition to High School Group, and a Pint-sized Parenting Group.
  • COGENT Parent Training Program

    The COGENT program is designed to empower parents and caregivers with practical strategies and techniques to effectively manage ADHD in children.

Individual and Family Therapy TEAM Members