In order to provide the best care possible, we require that parents attend the first appointment. This applies to all clients under the age of 18.

Depression

Helping Your Child Who is Showing Signs of Depression/Sadness/Hopelessness/Hurt

Child Anger: Can This be a Sign of Depression

Child Depression is For Real: How to Assist Your Child

Anxiety

Child’s Tantrum as a Manifestation of Fear and Anxiety

How to Help your Child Live Unafraid (Anxiety/Fear/Phobias/OCD)

Child Anxiety: What Every Parent Must Know

Child Behavior at School

Child Problems at School

When Bullying Hurts Your Child in School

Bullying: What to Look Out For

Oppositional Defiance

Winning the Battle against Oppositional Defiance

When Oppositional Defiance Has Gone Beyond What is Acceptable

Developing Discipline Strategies with a Professional

Insomnia and Nightmares

Children with Insomnia and Nightmares

Emotional Concerns

Signs Your Child May Benefit from Counseling

Does Your Child Need to See a Professional

Navigating Springtime Jitters: Supporting Kids Through Seasonal Transitions

Behavioral Issues at Home

Curbing Child Behavior Problems at Home

Red Flag Behaviors that Require Expert Help

Seeking Professional Help for Your Child When Needed

Self-Harming

The Signs Your Child May Be Self-Harming

Anger

Calming Your Child’s Anger with Professional Help

Anger in Children: When Should You Take a Second Look?

Child Anger: Reading Between the Signs

Child Counseling FAQ

How do I know if my child needs counseling?

If you feel that your child is not functioning as well as they could be- if they are sad, worried, angry, start acting differently with no explanation, they may benefit from counseling. There are many other symptoms and factors that may indicate a need for intervention, though you know your child best. If you are concerned, therapy may help.

How do I get counseling for my child?

Finding counseling for your child may feel overwhelming, let us help. Most insurances do not require a referral. Call our helpful Scheduling Team to set your child’s first appointment with a licensed therapist who can help.

Does insurance cover counseling for children?

Yes, insurance covers counseling for children.