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Small Brooklyn Psychology is a group practice of experienced psychologists and neuropsychologists who offer evidence-based therapy and neuropsychological assessment to people of all ages.

05/12/2026

At Small Brooklyn Psychology, we recognize that growth can happen in many ways. Beyond the traditional weekly sessions, we also offer intensive therapeutic options over the summer to accelerate improvement: (1) intensive 1:1 anxiety/OCD treatment, (2) our executive functioning group bootcamp, and (3) intensive social anxiety groups.

☀️ 1:1 Week-Long Intensive Therapy
For kids and teens struggling with selective mutism, social anxiety, phobias, or OCD
- With Dr. Gabby Marton
- One week, 3 hours per day, Monday-Friday
- Ages 3-18 (with initial consultation to determine fit)
- Rapid progress across daily sessions leading to “bravery breakthroughs”
- Real-world interactions throughout the Industry City campus
- $6,225 (15 hours total)

☀️ Bridging the Gap: Executive Functioning Skills Bootcamp
For rising 9th-12th graders and incoming college first years and their parents
- With Dr. Caroline Carberry and Dr. Megan Moxey
- Two options: July 6th-10th or August 10th-14th
- Teen topics: time management, task prioritization, building self-advocacy skills
- Parent topics: fostering independence at home, supporting your child without “hovering”
- $1,200 (11 hours total)

☀️ Small Group Intensives for Social Anxiety
For kids and teens to move past social anxiety and build real-world skills
- With Dr. Gabby Marton
- A focused, 3-day intensive (3 hours per day)
- 2nd-4th grade; 5th-8th grade; Teens
- Topics: understanding anxiety, practical skills, handling social interactions, and managing discomfort
- Real-world interactions throughout the Industry City campus
- $1,500 (9 hours total)

📩 Get in touch with us at hello@smallbrooklyn.com if you're interested!

05/08/2026

Dr. Mandi spent Friday at the New York Zero-to-Three Network annual conference (), alongside Dr. Jeanette Sawyer-Cohen of Everyday Parenting () and Dr. Lauren Tobing-Puente of Connected Growth and Wellbeing (). So many providers are doing great work caring for our youngest kids!

05/04/2026

Our May Book of the Month is... Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Children, A Guide for Autistic Wellbeing by Luke Beardon, PhD. It is recommended by Small Brooklyn therapist Cecilia Barbosa, LCSW.
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Cecilia says "Dr. Luke Beardon offers readers a roadmap to thoughtfully and intentionally support Autistic nervous systems. The book helps us better understand the mechanics of anxiety and the specific settings where Autistic children most often find themselves, emphasizing the critical importance of context regarding this universal emotion.
Dr. Beardon clearly outlines how anxiety manifests within communication, school, sensory profiles, and social life. Each of these areas is further broken down to promote a deeper understanding of and alignment with the Autistic experience. The book's bedrock principle, Autism + Environment = Outcome, provides a clear foundation for furthering our understanding of anxiety in Autistic individuals. It serves as a guide for identifying concrete actions adults can take to avoid and mitigate that anxiety, help children understand their own bodies and brains, and ultimately encourage self-advocacy and inner peace."

04/09/2026

Reminder- Learning Disorders webinar next week!

Tuesday, April 14th, 12-1pm

Is your child struggling in school, and you're not sure why? Join Dr. Danielle diFilipo and Dr. Amira Hanna as they explain how to distinguish true learning disorders from temporary hurdles or attention issues.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

- How learning disorders present at home and in the classroom.
- The role of neuropsychological evaluations in diagnosing reading, writing, and math disorders.
- How testing results turn into practical support for school and home.

The session concludes with a Q&A moderated by Dr. Mandi White-Ajmani. Learn how to stop the guesswork and get your child the effective support they need!

This webinar is held in partnership with Park Slope Parents! Registration is free for PSP members and $25 for non-members.

Register Here: http://bit.ly/LearningDisabilities_Apr14

Any registrants who are unable to attend the webinar live will receive the recording afterward.

04/01/2026

Our April Book of the Month is... Breaking Free of Child Anxiety and OCD by Eli R. Lebowitz, PhD recommended by Small Brooklyn's Director of Parent Programs, Maddy Clark, LCSW.
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Maddy says: "What makes this book so impactful isn't just the advice, it’s the shift in perspective. Most traditional therapies for childhood anxiety focus on the child, but Dr. Eli Lebowitz’s SPACE (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions) program focuses on the parents.
It addresses a fundamental truth: when children are distressed, our natural instinct is to protect them, often by accommodating their fears (like sleeping on their floor or answering the same reassurance-seeking questions a dozen times). While well-intended, these accommodations often inadvertently fuel the anxiety.
This book provides a compassionate, step-by-step roadmap for parents to reduce accommodations, provide high support, and regain control. It is an essential resource for any parent feeling controlled by their child’s anxiety, offering a way back to a more peaceful, functioning household. Keep an eye out for the picky eating specific edition, coming out this August!"

03/27/2026

Upcoming webinar!

Understanding Learning Disorders: Tuesday, April 14th, 12-1pm

Many children struggle with reading, writing, or math at some point in school. But how do you know when a challenge reflects a true learning disorder rather than a temporary hurdle, attention difficulties, or differences in learning pace? Professionals may tell you to get a neuropsychological evaluation, but how does this help?

Dr. Danielle diFilipo and Dr. Amira Hanna will describe how learning disorders present in the classroom and at home, and they’ll outline how neuropsychological evaluations help identify students in need.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

- the basics of learning disorders in reading, writing, and math
- the differences between learning disorders and other kinds of difficulties
- how learning disorders are diagnosed through a neuropsychological evaluation
- how evaluations translate into practical recommendations for school and home

Overall, participants will better understand different kinds of learning needs and how to seek effective support. Danielle and Amira will answer questions from the audience at the end, moderated by Dr. Mandi White-Ajmani.

This webinar is held in partnership with Park Slope Parents! Registration is free for PSP members and $25 for non-members.

Register Here: http://bit.ly/LearningDisabilities_Apr14

Any registrants who are unable to attend the webinar live will receive the recording afterward.

03/02/2026

Our March Book of the Month is The Color Monster by Anna Llenas, recommended by Dr. Sam Jeannite.

Dr. Sam says, "The Color Monster is a fun and engaging children’s book that offers families a gentle, approachable way to talk about feelings. Through bright colors and simple storytelling, the book helps children begin to recognize and name emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and calm. Its unique and playful style makes big feelings feel less overwhelming and easier for young children to understand.

For parents, this book can be a wonderful tool to spark everyday conversations about emotions. Reading it together creates natural opportunities to ask your child what they are feeling, build emotional vocabulary, and support early emotion regulation skills in a warm, supportive way."

02/10/2026

Reminder- Webinar Tomorrow! 🧒👧👦

Tiny Humans, Big Feelings: Toddler Behavior and Parent Sanity
Wednesday, February 11 - 12:00-1:00pm

Parents of toddlers have all been there: the shoes are on the wrong feet, the toast is cut the “wrong” way, and suddenly a meltdown is in full swing. If you’re struggling to hold your boundaries while your toddler is tantruming, you aren’t alone. How do such big emotions come out of such tiny bodies? And how can parents help kids handle their big emotions while keeping calm themselves?

Maddy Clark, LCSW, of Small Brooklyn Psychology, will address all of this in this upcoming webinar. She’ll dive into:

- Why toddlers’ brains literally can’t control their impulses (yet!)
- Concrete scripts for biting, hitting, and tantrums
- Strategies for how to stay calm when you’re being triggered

This webinar will help you understand the toddler years (and not just survive them!). Maddy will save time at the end for a Q&A with participants, moderated by Dr. Mandi White-Ajmani.

This webinar is held in partnership with Park Slope Parents! Registration is free for PSP members and $25 for non-members.

Register Here: bit.ly/Calm_Feb11

Any registrants who are unable to attend the webinar live will receive the recording afterward.

02/04/2026

For February's Book of the Month, we're recommending a book written by our very own Dr. Gabby Marton!

Can I Tell You a Secret? Lyla Faces Her Fear of Throwing Up is a gentle, reassuring children’s book. Drawing from her clinical work with anxious children, Dr. Gabby introduces young readers to Lyla, a seven-year-old who struggles with emetophobia, the fear of throwing up

Through Lyla’s journey, children meet Dr. Gabby, a warm and supportive psychologist who helps Lyla face her fears using evidence-based strategies rooted in exposure and response prevention. The story normalizes anxiety, builds emotional understanding, and shows children that fear doesn't have to stay big forever.

Gabby writes with compassion and clinical insight. This book is a valuable resource for children who worry about getting sick and for caregivers looking for language to talk about anxiety in an empowering, developmentally appropriate way. It is especially well suited for therapeutic settings, family reading, and children learning to practice bravery one small step at a time.

01/29/2026

Upcoming Webinar!
Tiny Humans, Big Feelings: Toddler Behavior and Parent Sanity
Wednesday, February 11 - 12:00-1:00pm

Parents of toddlers have all been there: the shoes are on the wrong feet, the toast is cut the “wrong” way, and suddenly a meltdown is in full swing. If you’re struggling to hold your boundaries while your toddler is tantruming, you aren’t alone. How do such big emotions come out of such tiny bodies? And how can parents help kids handle their big emotions while keeping calm themselves?

Maddy Clark, LCSW, of Small Brooklyn Psychology, will address all of this in this upcoming webinar. She’ll dive into:

- Why toddlers’ brains literally can’t control their impulses (yet!)
- Concrete scripts for biting, hitting, and tantrums
- Strategies for how to stay calm when you’re being triggered

This webinar will help you understand the toddler years (and not just survive them!). Maddy will save time at the end for a Q&A with participants, moderated by Dr. Mandi White-Ajmani.

This webinar is held in partnership with Park Slope Parents! Registration is free for PSP members and $25 for non-members.

Register Here: bit.ly/Calm_Feb11

Any registrants who are unable to attend the webinar live will receive the recording afterward.

01/05/2026

For January's Book of the Month, Small Brooklyn's Drector of Therapy, Dr. Rebecca Abbott-Sinclair, is back with another favorite: 10 Rules for Raising Kids in a High-Tech World by Jean M. Twenge, PhD.

Dr. Rebecca says: "The 10 Rules for Raising Tech-Healthy Kids is a practical, science-backed guide designed to help parents navigate the complexities of raising children in the digital age. Grounded in Twenge’s extensive research on generational shifts and mental health, this book provides clear, actionable "rules" to help families balance screen time with the essential experiences of childhood. I recommend this book because Twenge's message is not only approachable and effective but also offers a roadmap for protecting a child's development without saying parents should abandon technology entirely. It's a great resource for parents looking to foster resilience and focus in their kids while maintaining a healthy, connected family dynamic. While reading, parents can reflect on their own digital habits and use the book’s data to set collaborative boundaries that feel fair rather than restrictive."

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68 35th Street Building 4, C-556
Brooklyn, NY
11232

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17186224058

Website

http://www.smallbrooklyn.com/

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