Board member Martha Fling presented the inaugural Moving Families Forward Award to actor Colin Farrell for his efforts shining a light on what it means to be the parent of a child with special needs. The Ackerman Institute also named a one-year scholarship for family therapy to a family with a special needs child in […]

Alice Netter, a committed board member for the past 27 years and honorary co-chair, presented the AckermanCorporate Partners Awardto Christopher J. Spano. “Ackerman is blessed with a fabulous board – among them is Arnold Syrop, the talented architect who designed our new space,” said Alice Netter as she introduced Mr. Spano.  “Chris and his company

Board Chair, John R. O’Neill, presented the Ackerman Distinguished Service Award to fellow board member, Jeannie Ackerman Curhan. Ms. Ackerman Curhan, the daughter of founder Dr. Nathan W. Ackerman, was honored for her steadfast, tireless and distinguished support of the Institute.  “As Nathan Ackerman’s daughter, I am a link with the past and the founding

On Tuesday, September 17th, the Ackerman Institute welcomed many supporters, faculty and friends into its new home at 936 Broadway. Visitors toured the state-of-the-art facility and in the process got in-depth information about its work healing and strengthening families, and its post-graduate training program in family therapy for allied professionals.  The Ackerman Institute’s expanded facility

It’s official! Ackerman Institute is now open for business at its new location at 936 Broadway, between 22nd and 21st Streets. Therapy offices are located on the 2nd floor of the building. Check out a few shots of the new space below! Upon entering the new space, visitors are immediately struck by  the difference between

On Wednesday, May 8, 2013, the Gender and Family Project took part in a very special artistic event called Summer’s Different. Jean Malpas, the Director of the Gender and Family Project, worked closely with director and choreographer Tamar Rogoff on the hour-long dance piece Summer’s Different, which played for several weeks at the LaMama Theater

A few more weeks, then it’s farewell to East 78th Street and hello to Broadway! In celebration of Ackerman’s big move, here are a few insider tips on the new building, plus some perks of the downtown location. About the Building 936 Broadway The new building at 936 Broadway contains five floors, and Ackerman Institute

Board members, faculty, staff, and friends of the Ackerman Institute gathered on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, to celebrate and say goodbye to the historic Ackerman building at 149 East 78th Street. The building that currently houses Ackerman Institute for the Family was bought in 1960. The purchase of the building was made possible through the