About Us
About the Center
At the Center for Skills & Interventions, we specialize in helping children, teens, and adults strengthen the core areas that drive growth: cognition, behavior, and development. Our work is grounded in applied neuroscience and focuses on challenges such as ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, anxiety, social anxiety, executive functioning, and affect regulation.
We provide structured interventions that not only address immediate struggles but also build long-term resilience, independence, and confidence. By blending evidence-based tools with real-world practice, we transform stress responses into opportunities for growth and support individuals in developing stronger social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Above all, our mission is simple: to give every person the skills and strategies they need to thrive in school, relationships, and life.
Sam Siegel works in the field of social-emotional development, leading social skills groups through the Social Scholars program and providing individualized support to help students build emotional insight, social confidence, and practical strategies for growth. Since 2018, he has taught across multiple educational settings and served as Assistant Director of the religious school at Adat Shalom, where he shaped emotionally supportive and spiritually grounded programming for children and families. His approach blends applied neuroscience with hands-on tools, guiding students through real-world practice, reflection, and skill-building. Sam is currently pursuing his PhD in Developmental Psychology.