Services are provided according to the academic schedule of the College and when trainees are available to offer the services. Please review the following information carefully and contact our main office Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm at 212-678-3262 for any questions.
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Service |
Offered |
Description |
Current Status |
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Adult Interventions |
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Intake $25/intake |
Spring (Jan-May); applications accepted from January to March. In person only |
Interviews to help identify main difficulties interfering with normal functioning and to recommend most appropriate counseling/therapy; Recommended when unclear of what service to receive. |
Currently unavailable
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Adult Dynamic Psychotherapy $40/session |
All Year; applications accepted year-round. |
For Limited time only to any of the following: major life changes, conflict with another person, death of a loved one, and/or social isolation/loneliness. Typically long-term to address long-term and existential concerns. |
Currently unavailable
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) $40/session |
All Year |
Short-term to address specific issues of concern. Primarily focus is on skill-building, and increased awareness around the specific issue. |
Currently unavailable |
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Emotional Regulation Therapy (ERT) Free |
All Year |
Short Term research-based study aimed to better manage anxiety concerns. |
Currently unavailable
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) $40/session |
Only available for the Spring |
Short- term to address intra/ interpersonal issues and emotional skill building. |
Currently unavailable |
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Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) $40/session |
All Year |
Short term to address issues of loss of a relationship, job or other losses, death of a significant other. |
Currently unavailable |
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Family & Couples Therapy $40/session |
Offered from October to May; applications accepted from September to November. |
Short-term guidance to help families assess their family members’ strengths and establish goals for the future while addressing present difficulties. |
Currently unavailable |
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Child & Adolescent Interventions |
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Child/ Adolescent Psychological Evaluation $1,000 |
Offered in Fall |
Diagnostic test evaluation of cognitive, emotional/personality skills |
Currently unavailable |
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Child/ Adolescent Psychoeducational Evaluation $1,000 |
All Year |
Diagnostic test evaluation of cognitive and academic achievement; includes emotional/personality skills assessment. Please note, the Dean Hope Center does not provide evaluation for testing accommodations. Please click here to review a list of resources for this service. |
Currently unavailable |
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Reading & Writing Services $1,000/semester |
Offered in Spring semester; applications accepted from July to December. |
Tutoring for writing reading skills and related school subject difficulties. |
Currently unavailable |
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Assessments |
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Adult Psycho educational Evaluation $1,000 |
Offered in Fall semester; applications accepted from July to September. |
Diagnostic test evaluation of cognitive and academic achievement; includes emotional/personality skills assessment. Please note, the Dean Hope Center does not provide evaluation for testing accommodations. Please click here to review a list of resources for this service. |
Currently unavailable
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Adult Psychological Evaluation $1,000 |
All Year; applications accepted from September to January. |
Diagnostic test evaluation of cognitive, emotional/personality skills |
Currently unavailable |
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Adult Neuro-Psychological Evaluation $1,000 |
Fall & Spring |
Diagnostic test evaluation addressing learning disabilities associated with impairments in the brain, brain injury, cognitive and memory declines associated with possible neurological illness, or other medical conditions. |
Currently unavailable |
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Group Therapy |
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Adult DBT Emotional Skill Group $150/semester |
Offered in Fall |
This group aims to assist individuals cope effectively with intense emotions, interpersonal relationships and addictive behaviors. |
Currently unavailable |
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Adolescent DBT Group $150/semester |
Offered in Fall |
The Adolescent Dialectical Behavior Therapy Group (DBT) or Emotional Skills Group will use (DBT) techniques to help participants better manage, cope with and understand their emotions.
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Currently unavailable |
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Parents of Adolescent DBT Group Free
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Offered in Fall
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The Parents of Adolescent DBT group or Emotional Skills Group will provide a supportive environment for parents to understand and facilitate the learned skills by the adolescents as well as a safe space to explore their emotions.
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Currently unavailable |
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Parenting $150/semester |
Offered in Fall |
This group aims to provide mutual support for parents as well as effective coping strategies. |
Currently unavailable |
The Dean Hope Center continues to offer sliding scale fees to clients and families who experience economic hardship. Clients and families wishing to apply for sliding scale fee adjustments are required to provide copies of official documents from government or employer agencies along with a completed Fee Adjustment Form, obtained through Dean Hope Center.
Adult clients currently enrolled full-time in an academic program and wishing to apply for sliding scale are required to present a valid full-time student ID as well as an official student financial statement listing income resources including student loan, scholarship or grant.
As a training clinic, we do not accept any medical insurance. Sliding scale fees will be determined based on household income and expenses. You can inquire about our fee adjustment procedure after your first visit at the Center. If you would like to use your FSA (Flexible Spending Account) to cover your out-of-pocket expenses, please request for a billing statement and additional information from the Associate Director at 212-678-3370.
Psychological Services for Veterans & Family Members
The Dean Hope Center is committed to providing services to Veterans, their family members, spouses, and children. Being a veteran or a family member of a veteran is viewed as a unique multicultural identity. Our services are tailored to be relevant and understanding of experiences unique to veterans and their family members. We are also committed to teaching our students the necessary skills to work with Veterans and their families. They are trained by the Teachers College Resilience Center for Veterans and Families. Veterans are welcome to participate in all the services provided at the center at a reduced fee of 50% from the original fee stated on the service table. Please refer to the Services Table.