The Child Center Of Ny

I went here when I was 17, and I would strongly caution older teenage girls and young women with trauma about seeing Freya Yang specifically. In my experience, she was not equipped to handle trauma related to sexual abuse or domestic violence, and my time in therapy with her left me feeling significantly worse. I also felt uncomfortable with the way conversations around pronouns and sexuality were handled. I was repeatedly questioned about my pronouns and sexuality in ways that felt intrusive rather than supportive, to the point where I did not feel safe opening up about being trans. A therapist’s office should feel like a place where LGBTQ+ youth including people who are questioning, cisgender, transgender, straight, or gay are allowed to exist comfortably without pressure or assumptions. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here.

One star is Google's minimum standard, but I'd give it a zero if I could. The therapist who evaluated my daughter said she didn't have time and moved my case to another therapist. Then I kept waiting for their arrangements. After waiting almost two months, I called the therapist and they said they would call. She called me many times but no one answered so she closed my case. I told her that was impossible because I always look at my phone and when I see a missed call I call. It‘s possible to ignore a call or two. , it’s impossible not to answer so many calls. She also said that she only called me twice and there was no service. Now that the case was closed, she asked me to queue up again. This is a particularly irresponsible place.