Behavioral and Educational Programs

Cody Center services are designed to help individuals with disabilities obtain appropriate education and achieve success in the community.  Services are provided by psychologists, special education teachers and social workers.

Educational evaluations and school observations involve assessment of the patient’s behavioral and cognitive functioning, and review of his or her educational history and test results.  Written reports are issued for parents or guardians to share with school districts or other agencies. To schedule your evaluation or observation call 631-632-3070.

Social skills training is delivered in group settings for children ages six to sixteen and follows a structured format addressing specific goals, such as starting a conversation, taking turns and coping with conflict.  A program description and enrollment form may be obtained by calling 631-632-3706 or visiting the Social Skills site.

Parent training groups are provided to help families address specific areas of behavioral problems impacting family and school functioning, such as sleep and eating disorders, aggression and tantrums.  For more information about this program please phone 631-632-3706.

Behavioral and educational programs are not medical in nature and may not be billed to health insurance.