Child Therapy & Counseling

Our service fees are structured to accommodate the diverse needs of our clients, ensuring access to quality therapy for individuals and families. Here’s a detailed overview:

Individual Therapy Sessions:
For Teens and Adults: $150 per 50-minute session.
For Children: $150 per 45-minute session.

Relationship and Family Support:
Couples Therapy or Family Therapy: $175 for 50 minutes or $225 for 75 minutes.

We are committed to making therapy accessible and affordable. Please reach out to us to explore a range of options tailored to provide affordable care for you and your loved ones. Our team is dedicated to assisting you. For your convenience, we accept various payment methods, including FSA cards.

We are in-network with Aetna & Cigna! And we can submit statements to help with out of network reimbursement as well.

Even if you are not with Aetna or Cigna, you have the opportunity to use your insurance with us if you have “Out-Of-Network” benefits. 

Please reach out to us and we can help you understand what your out of network benefits are, even if we’re not in network with your insurance. 

From there we’ll be able to submit “superbills” on your behalf and take care of the most of the hassle!

Our team is composed of empathetic, skilled professionals deeply committed to providing personalized, thoughtful care.

We believe in the power of collaboration and continuous improvement, gathering weekly for training sessions and consultations to sharpen our skills and enhance our approach to therapy. 

Most of all, we are inclusive. We work to match you with the right therapist who knows where you are coming from. That right fit helps the “therapeutic relationship” which is key to success. 

The best type of therapy for a child depends on their individual needs, age, and the specific challenges they are experiencing. Commonly effective therapies include:

• Play Therapy: Ideal for younger children to express themselves through play.
• Sand Tray Therapy: Uses a sand tray and figurines to access children’s creative nature and create a space for introspection.
• Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Effective to help modify thought patterns and behaviors.
• Family Therapy: Involves family members and is beneficial for addressing family-related issues or dynamics.
• Art Therapy: Uses creative expression as a form of communication and is suitable for children who find verbal expression challenging.

A trained child therapist can assess and recommend the most appropriate therapy for each child. Generally, most child therapists will use a combination of all of these types of child therapy.

Therapy for kids works by creating a comfortable and trusting environment where they can express their thoughts and emotions. Therapists use age-appropriate methods to help children understand their feelings, learn to cope with them, and develop healthy behaviors. The process often involves interactive activities like games, drawing, or storytelling, making it engaging and effective for children. The therapist might also work with the child’s family to support the child’s development and address any environmental factors influencing their well-being.

Check out our blog post Everything You Need to Know About Child Therapy

Therapy can be effective for children as young as three years old and can continue to be beneficial through the teenage years. Early intervention is often key in addressing developmental concerns, emotional challenges, or behavioral issues.

Our child therapists see children down to about 6 years old, and the younger the client is, the more parents will be involved in treatment.

The therapeutic approaches and techniques we use are tailored to be age-appropriate and relevant to the child’s developmental stage. It’s important to note that the effectiveness of therapy also depends on the individual child and the specific nature of the issues they are facing.