Conditions Treated
Disruptive Behavior & Tantrums
Anxiety & OCD
ADHD
CBT Treatments Used
PCIT: Parent Child Interactive Therapy
PCIT is an extremely effective treatment for disruptive behaviors in children. It equips parents with effective tools to address these behaviors while improving their relationship with their child and setting consistent limits.
SPACE: Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions
Space is a recently developed cognitive behavioral treatment which focuses on training parents to shift from accommodating your child’s anxiety to learning supportive skills in helping your child through it. This is particularly helpful when the child is not independently motivated to engage in treatment
PMT: Parent Management Training
Parent Management Training is a cognitive behavioral treatment approach which guides parents into using effective skills at addressing challenging behaviors in children.
Meet the Doctors
Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky
Child Behavioral and Anxiety Specialist
Founder and Clincal Director
My OCD Care
Dr. Rachel Kutner
Postdoctoral Fellow
Child Behavioral and Anxiety Specialist
Dr. Thomas DiBlasi
Adolescent and Young Adult Behavioral Specialist
Motivational Specialist
Dr. Michael Ambrose
ADHD, Anxiety, and BFRB, Specialist
Staff Psychologist
Dr. Kaminetzky didn’t just improve my child’s behavior, he improved our family’s dynamic. We went from feeling helpless and frustrated to calm and empowered. Our son is able to have playdates again and his teachers are stunned by his progress. Most importantly, learning the skills of PCIT makes us confident that these results will be maintained for years to come.
Our daughter had been to three different therapists prior to working with Dr. Kaminetzky. She was totally resistent to therapy to address her OCD symptoms which was getting progressively worse. We would spend over an hour every day, reassuring our daughter nothing bad was going to happen to us. Using SPACE, Dr. Kaminetzky was able to provide successful treatment to our daughter, by teaching us the skills we needed to fight the OCD. We can’t thank you enough!