Therapeutic support for children and their families.
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Types of Sessions
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
Group Therapy
$60 per session | Insurance Accepted: Medicaid, Anthem, Aetna, Optum/UBH, and Optima
Launch Pad Group
Early intervention group for children ages 2-5 focusing on social skills, communication skills, functional play skills, and school readiness.
Duration: 8 weeks | Get started
Therapeutic Tabletop Role-Playing Group
A therapeutic group that integrates gameplay and storytelling to work through various challenges, such as social anxiety, executive functioning difficulties, self-esteem concerns, social skills challenges, and frustration tolerance. For children ages 8-11.
Duration: 8 weeks | Get started
Interactive and play-based group for children ages 6-10 to further develop social and communication skills.
Duration: 10 weeks | Get started
Lego-based Therapy Group
For children ages 8-11, this group focuses on improving flexibility, planning, and organizational skills. Children exhibiting behaviors such as (but not limited to) meltdowns, behavioral rigidity, noncompliance, impulsivity, and/or executive functioning challenges may benefit from participating in this group.
Duration: 10 weeks | Get started
Unstuck and On-Target
Psycho-educational Group for Parents
Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE)
Parents/caregivers will learn about SPACE, an innovative, evidence-based program, which helps parents understand more about childhood anxious symptoms, and reviews strategies that parents can use to provide support.
Duration: 6 weeks | Get started
Family Therapy
$150 per session | Insurance Accepted: Medicaid, Anthem, Aetna, Optum/UBH, and Optima
Family therapy sessions are short-term parent/caregiver coaching sessions designed to provide support by collaboratively developing strategies to meet behavioral needs. These needs may include concerns around (but are not limited to) noncompliance, temper tantrums, mild physical aggression, anxious symptoms, toileting challenges, sleep challenges, and more.
During these sessions, family members can expect to engage in discussions about the possible causes and features of the behavior, and conversations regarding strategies to address behavioral concerns, which may include role play, demonstration, and in-session coaching/practice as needed.
Duration: Varies | Get started