Assessment
Assessment helps us build a deeper understanding of each client’s strengths, challenges, and goals so we can provide targeted, individualized recommendations and treatment plans. Learn more about the assessments we offer at the links below.
Finding the Source
Understanding your strengths and weaknesses is the first step towards meaningful change. Our assessments are expertly designed to investigate neurological, emotional, cognitive, developmental, and cultural factors unique to each person.
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Neuroplasticity and the Science of Change: How Therapy Helps the Brain Learn New Patterns
One of the most important ideas in modern neuroscience is that the brain is not fixed. Our brains are constantly adapting based on what we experience, what we practice, and how we respond to the world around us. This ability is called neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to create, strengthen, and
Why Caregiver Coaching Is One of the Most Important Parts of Therapy
When a child starts therapy, many caregivers expect the focus to be entirely on the child: the child meets with the therapist, the child learns skills, and the child practices strategies. While individual therapy is an important part of treatment, research and clinical experience tell us something else is equally
Understanding Therapist Credentials: PhD, PsyD, LMHC, and LICSW Explained
When families begin looking for mental health support, they often encounter a long list of credentials: PhD, PsyD, LMHC, LICSW, and more. It can be hard to know what these titles mean — and whether one type of clinician is “better” than another. At Boston Child Study Center, our team