Utilizing comprehensive assessment techniques and focused therapeutic interventions, PAS works to effectively investigate educational and life-skills concerns and modify negative behaviors associated with:

Poor Social Skills Depression ADHD Anxiety Trauma Intellectual Disability

Autism & Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Learning Disabilities Anger Management Poor Performance in School Adjustment Difficulties Daily Functional Living

The PAS mission is to promote excellence in education. This is accomplished by working with schools, children, adults, and families to identify emotional and achievement barriers. PAS helps to develop solutions to overcome these barriers as well as to build upon an individual's strengths for success.

At PAS, we understand that educational, behavioral, and/or clinical problems are often multifaceted in nature. To better address issues related to these problems, PAS utilizes a biopsychosocial model to explain problems and identify effective solutions. Within this perspective, potential influences from family history, school or work environment, and interpersonal relations are examined.

When providing services within a school program, PAS clinicians assume a role that blends in with the multidisciplinary culture. This allows an increased ease of collaboration with the key personnel who are vested in the students' educational interests. However, PAS clinicians can provide private assessments to families or organizations seeking timely and comprehensive work focused on individual growth and success as the paramount factors for measuring outcomes.