Services
Three kinds of session. Most families start with one and add another as things change.
Teen therapy
For ages 13 to 19. Fifty minutes on their own with Bria, in a room that does not feel like school or a clinic.
About teen therapy
Family therapy
Everyone who shares a table: parents, stepparents, grandparents, siblings and stepsiblings. Anibal helps the household talk about what changed.
About family therapy
Parent and caregiver sessions
Just the adults: a stepparent finding their footing, a grandparent raising a grandchild, a foster parent with questions.
About parent sessions
Who comes to which session
Everyone has a seat, not everyone is in every session
Before the first call, here is who is in the room for each kind of session. You choose with us which ones to start with.
| Session | Your teen | You, the parent or caregiver | The rest of the household |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teen session | Your teenYesIn the room, talking with the therapist | You, the parent or caregiverPartialA few minutes at the start and the end | The rest of the householdNoNot in the room |
| Parent and caregiver session | Your teenNoNot in the room | You, the parent or caregiverYesIn the room, just the adults | The rest of the householdYesA stepparent or relative who shares the parenting |
| Family session | Your teenYesIn the room | You, the parent or caregiverYesIn the room | The rest of the householdYesSiblings and stepsiblings, as the family chooses |
| Two-home meeting | Your teenPartialOnly if the adults from both homes agree | You, the parent or caregiverYesParents and stepparents from both homes | The rest of the householdNoNot in the room |
| Kinship or foster care meeting | Your teenPartialIf the adults and the caseworker agree | You, the parent or caregiverYesThe relative or foster caregiver | The rest of the householdPartialA caseworker or guardian ad litem, with written consent |
Not sure which one to start with?
Write to us and say who lives in your home. We suggest where to begin.