The Brain Injury Day Treatment Program (BIDTP)
The Brain Injury Day Treatment Program (BIDTP) is an intensive day program dedicated to the cognitive, social/emotional, and vocational rehabilitation of individuals with a brain injury. Conducted as a therapeutic community, the program runs in 20-week treatment cycles (or "semesters"). The rehabilitation curriculum is administered systematically, through individual and small group sessions, according to carefully integrated, tailor-made treatment plans.
Significant others are actively involved in the treatments,
with educational and counseling sessions provided as needed.
- The director and founder of the program is Yehuda Ben-Yishay, Ph.D.
e-mail: yehuda.ben-yishay@med.nyu.edu
- The assistant director of the program is Ellen Daniels-Zide, Ed.D.
e-mail: ellen.daniels-zide@med.nyu.edu.
For inquiries and referrals contact Ellen Daniels-Zide, Ed.D.
Description and Phases of the Program
Fees for Service/Payment Method
Publications
About the Staff
Staying in New York City
To facilitate the outpatient intake process, please complete the entire form with you physician's office. Unanswered questions may delay clearance.
