Our Services
At BCSC, we treat individuals, not conditions. Every service we provide begins with getting to know you. By using evidence-based treatments we can provide more comprehensive and more effective mental health care to you, your family, and our community.
Expert Research & Effective Care
At BCSC, research and assessment guide our approach across all facets of mental and behavioral health care. We use data and science to inform the clinical decisions we make in order to provide expert care for our clients and their families.
What We Do
Therapy Services
Individual, group, and family therapy using evidence-based treatments.
Assessment
Comprehensive neuropsychological and diagnostic evaluations.
Medication Management
Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management.
Clinical Training
Training opportunities for current students, postdoctoral fellows, and clinicians.
Research
Advancing evidence-based treatments for child, adolescent, young adult and family mental health.
Why Families Choose BCSC
At Boston Child Study Center, we provide comprehensive, evidence-based outpatient mental health care for children, teens, young adults, and families in an affirming and inclusive environment. We are committed to supporting individuals and families of all identities, including LGBTQ+ and gender expansive communities, neurodivergent individuals, and people from diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds.
Our multidisciplinary team specializes in the assessment and treatment of anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, trauma, suicide, self-harm, mood disorders, disordered eating, substance use, learning differences, and other complex emotional and behavioral challenges.
Emotion-Focused Treatment
Emotions are neurological signals providing information about our core needs, not symptoms to eliminate. Our treatments teach individuals how to trust their brains, listen to their emotions, and live fuller lives.
Individualized, Specialized Treatment
Our clinicians are extensively trained in multiple evidence-based treatments, allowing for flexible and adaptive interventions that can treat the whole person by addressing a wide array of symptoms and complexities.
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Treatment at BCSC is collaborative and involves coordinated care across all areas of an individual’s life. Our clinicians create change in the individual, family, social and academic environments to ensure change is pervasive and sustained.
Measurement-Based Care
We utilize real-time data about your symptoms and progress to inform every session. Ongoing progress monitoring is a key pillar of treatment at BCSC to track outcomes, address obstacles, and ensure treatment is effective.
Accessibility & Affordability
High-quality mental health care should be accessible to everyone. We strive to ensure effective, evidence-based care is within reach through flexible treatment options and sliding scale fees starting at $2 per session.
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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

Understanding Mindfulness: More Than Just Meditation
When people hear the word mindfulness, they often think of meditation — sitting quietly, clearing the mind, or trying to feel calm. But in psychological research, mindfulness refers to something broader and more practical: the ability to pay attention to the present moment with awareness and without getting automatically pulled

Supporting Children and Teens Through Summer Transitions: Balancing Flexibility and Structure
The transition from the school year into summer can feel like a welcome break, but for many children, teens, and families, it also brings a sudden shift in routine, expectations, and structure. While summer often offers more flexibility, most children and adolescents actually function best with a balance of predictability