92NY’s Goldman Center for Children and Family provides an exceptional array of programs designed to support children at every stage of their development.
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The cutting-edge program for individuals navigating mild to moderate cognitive loss
The 92nd Street Y’s Program for Cognitive Strength and Ability (PCSA) is a groundbreaking, strength-based program designed to optimize cognitive function for those experiencing mild to moderate cognitive impairment. Created to stimulate the mind, body, and spirit, PCSA honors participants’ intellectual sophistication and life experiences, engaging them in thoughtful discussions, cultural activities, cognitive and physical exercise, and camaraderie in a safe environment with respect for the dignity of each individual. And since no one navigating cognitive loss does so alone, PCSA also provides support for families.
From isolation to engagement. From feeling stigmatized to feeling recognized. PCSA is changing lives in profound ways.
To learn more, email or call us at 212.413.8830.
Although I know it is never going to restore my cognitive loss, the active participation, in-person engagement, music, and relationships I have made has been like a wakeup call for my brain – it has enriched my life beyond my wildest expectations.
It's been a life-affirming experience for [my husband] to participate in this excellent program ... It has been a lifesaver.
Program Details
PCSA is a highly personalized program. Prospective participants are screened in-person by a licensed social worker to ensure optimal placement in PCSA’s groups of cohorts and salons. Groups are individually tailored to meet the unique needs and interests of their participants, with a focus on cognitive stimulation, enrichment, and engagement.
Sessions are led by licensed social workers and a highly skilled staff of physical therapists, educators, and allied professions, and include:
PCSA Cohorts
PCSA Salons
Support for families of PCSA participants
PCSA provides intensive support and guidance to our families through phone calls, individual meetings, and exclusive support groups offered in person and over Zoom multiple times per month.
Family and Friends Support Series
A quarterly series of online educational workshops open to anyone, anywhere. Led by experts in the field of cognitive health and aging, the talks provide critical information and resources on a broad range of topics, with time for questions.
To learn more, email or call us at 212.413.8830.
The 92NY Program for Cognitive Strength and Ability is made possible with the generous support of Erica and Kevin Penn.
Major support is provided by an anonymous donor; Bobbie Braun / The Neuwirth Foundation; Chris K. Jones; Susan Klingenstein Family Foundation; Carol Terner Lederman; Laura and Jamie Rosenwald; The Sephardic Foundation on Aging; Paul and Merryl Siegel; and Isaac H. Tuttle Fund. Additional support is provided by Sara and Scott Weiner.
Contact Us
For registration information, please contact Deborah Gross: 212.413.8830 / email
