Children's Mental Health
Jewish Family Service provides accessible, high-quality mental health services for children and families facing emotional, behavioral, developmental, social, and educational challenges.
Through the Aufzien Children’s Center, our multidisciplinary team takes a whole-child approach, bringing together the evaluation, treatment, and support children need to thrive at home, at school, and in the community.
Jewish Family Service provides accessible, high-quality mental health services for children and families facing emotional, behavioral, developmental, social, and educational challenges.
Through the Aufzien Children’s Center, our multidisciplinary team takes a whole-child approach, bringing together the evaluation, treatment, and support children need to thrive at home, at school, and in the community.
Common Childhood Challenges
Our experienced clinicians provide support for children experiencing a wide range of challenges, including:
- Bullying
- OCD
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Sleep Disorders
- Challenges related to divorce
- Challenges related to blended families and stepparents
- School Phobia
- Eating Disorders
- Phobias
School-Based Services
JFS therapists work closely with local schools to support children’s emotional and educational well-being. Services include consultation, collaboration with school staff, and classroom observation to help identify challenges and develop strategies that support each child’s success.
Social Skills Program
Our Social Skills Program helps children develop the communication, emotional regulation, and interpersonal skills they need to build positive relationships and navigate social situations with greater confidence.
Schedule an Appointment
For more information or to make an appointment, please call 973-777-7638 x151 or fill out the form below.
- Strictly Confidential
