Kelley Challen - Be Part of Community Training (Community Integration), Building Social Skills (Social Skill Development), Case Management, Child & Teen Problems (Child and Adolescent Issues), Consultation, Counselor, Getting SSI & SSDI Help (Evaluation), Jobs (Employment), Life Planning (Personal Futures Planning), Living Full Life & Diversity (Inclusion), Making Friends Training (Training - Relationships/Friendships Building), Program Planning (Program Development), Self Esteem Training (Assertiveness Training), Turning 22 Help (Transition), Understanding Disability (Disability Awareness) in Newton Massachusetts

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Contact Information

Neuropsychology & Education Services for Children & Adolescents (NESCA)
Kelley Challen
Email Address: kchallen@nesca-newton.com
Phone: 617-658-9800
Fax: 617-658-9801
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55 Chapel Street Newton, MA 02458

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Narrative

NESCA is a private pediatric neuropsychology group practice serving clients from preschool through young adulthood and their families by offering a wide range of evaluation, treatment, and consultation services. Kelley Challen, Ed.M., CAS is NESCA's Director of Transition Services and oversees transition assessment, planning, consultation, pre-college coaching, community-based coaching, programming and training services. While Ms. Challen has special expertise in working with students with Asperger/Autism diagnoses and related profiles, she provides transition support and services for individuals with a wide range of learning, cognitive and developmental needs. The most convenient way to schedule an intake with Ms. Challen is to complete NESCA's Intake Form at https://nesca-newton.com/intake-form/.

Consultant Specialties

Be Part of Community Training (Community Integration)
Building Social Skills (Social Skill Development)
Case Management
Child & Teen Problems (Child and Adolescent Issues)
Consultation
Counselor
Getting SSI & SSDI Help (Evaluation)
Jobs (Employment)
Life Planning (Personal Futures Planning)
Living Full Life & Diversity (Inclusion)
Making Friends Training (Training - Relationships/Friendships Building)
Program Planning (Program Development)
Self Esteem Training (Assertiveness Training)
Turning 22 Help (Transition)
Understanding Disability (Disability Awareness)

Populations Served

All Disabilities
Asperger's Syndrome
Attention Deficit Disorder/Hyper Activity Disorder
Autism Spectrum
Developmental Disability
Dual Diagnosis - ID/MI
Intellectual Disabilities
Learning Disabilities
Mental Illness
Other See Narrative
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Sensory Processing Disorder

Ages Served

9 - 13
14 - 18
19 - 22

Accessibility Features

Able to serve clients in their wheelchair
Accessible Parking
Elevators
Near Public Transportation
Services at Home
Services at School
Services at Work
Wheelchair Ramps

Additional Information

Areas of Concentration: Transition Specialist
Fees: Personal Funds, Personal Funds