• A free 10–15 minute phone consultation for parents or caregivers to ask questions, discuss concerns, and determine whether services may be a good fit for their child and family’s needs.

• A 45–50 minute intake session, typically conducted with parents or caregivers only, focused on gathering background information, discussing current concerns, reviewing developmental and family history, and clarifying therapy goals and expectations.

•   Individual therapy sessions are 45–50-minute sessions that provide children, adolescents, and adults with a supportive, developmentally appropriate space to express emotions, strengthen coping skills, process experiences, and build emotional and relational growth through play-based and therapeutic interventions. 

• ​Parent coaching sessions are usually 30 minutes and support caregivers in better understanding their child’s emotional and behavioral needs while providing practical strategies, guidance, and collaborative support to strengthen connection, communication, and emotional regulation within the home.

Family or joint sessions focus on strengthening relationships, improving communication, increasing understanding between family members, and supporting healthy interactions within the family system.

Comprehensive psychodiagnostic assessment services may include clinical interviews, behavioral observations, standardized assessment measures, diagnostic clarification, and written recommendations to better understand a child’s developmental, emotional, behavioral, social, and adaptive functioning. Assessment services may support concerns related to autism, ADHD, intellectual and developmental disabilities, learning differences, emotional and behavioral challenges, and other areas of developmental functioning.