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Antonella Pontoriero, PsyD

Being a parent is a scary and exciting life long journey. The journey begins as a new mom learning to balance this new role without losing yourself. Needing support is never something to be ashamed of. Sometimes our thoughts and emotions can make us believe that we are failing while trying to adapt to these changes. I will work along side you to move past this obstacle.


As your child grows, other challenges may arise along this journey. I am also here to support parents whose child has received a mental health diagnosis. Receiving a diagnosis can be overwhelming and sometimes we don’t know where to start. My approach is to help educate parents about these diagnoses & give you a safe space to ask questions. We will work together to navigate common behavioral challenges that occur with these diagnoses.


I can work with your child one-on-one. I am passionate about helping children ages 6 & up diagnosed with ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Intellectual Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder and Adjustment Disorder. I support children in expressing and regulating big emotions, problem-solving, anger management, managing life changes and more. 


Additionally, I work with young adults struggling with life transitions and changes such as college anxiety & new job stress. Change is hard and you don't have to navigate this alone. I am open-minded, nonjudgemental & compassionate in my approach.  We will work together to get to the root of the issue and find ways for you to move toward your goals.

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Sessions & Rates

  • Sessions are held on a weekly basis via telehealth.

  • 60 minute individual sessions are $165.

  • Accepted Insurance Companies: Aetna, Cigna, Oscar, Oxford, UnitedHealthcare

  • If you are billing out-of-network, please contact us directly so we can help you receive reimbursement as quickly as possible. We're happy to work with you to keep therapy affordable.

Specialties

  • New Moms

  • Parenting struggles

  • Parenting a child recently diagnosed with ADHD, oppositional defiance, autism, intellectual disabilities, anxiety, and more

  • Children ages 6 and up struggling with ADHD, oppositional defiance, autism, intellectual disabilities, anxiety, and more

  • Young adults struggling with anxiety, life transitions and stressors such as relationship challenges, college, new job, and more.

  • College students

  • Identity and cultural struggles related to children of immigrants

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