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What we treat
Our therapists treat the concerns below, in person and online. Specialties and availability vary by office, so tell us what's going on and we'll match you with a therapist who's a good fit.
For individuals
One-on-one therapy for adults.
Anxiety
Worry that won't switch off, panic, social fear, phobias and separation anxiety, for adults, teens and children.
Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest, exhaustion and hopelessness, including postpartum depression and chronic low-grade depression.
Trauma & PTSD
PTSD, complex and childhood trauma, acute stress after a recent event, and attachment trauma in children, including military and first-responder trauma.
Stress & life transitions
Adjustment to divorce, job loss, a move, a diagnosis, caregiving, burnout, anger that's getting away from you, and the seasons of life that are harder than expected.
Grief & loss
Support after a death, a miscarriage, a diagnosis, a divorce or any loss that has changed your life, including grief that has become stuck.
Anger
For anger that's too frequent, too big, or costing you relationships, work or self-respect, in adults, teens and children.
Self-esteem
For the inner critic that never lets up: low self-worth, perfectionism, people-pleasing, shame and the sense of never being enough.
OCD & related conditions
Obsessive-compulsive disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, hoarding, hair-pulling and skin-picking, in adults, teens and children.
ADHD
Counseling for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children, teens and adults: focus, organization, impulsivity, emotional regulation and the shame that often comes with it.
Bipolar disorder
Therapy alongside medical care for bipolar I, bipolar II and cyclothymia: recognizing early warning signs, protecting sleep and routine, and repairing what episodes leave behind.
Borderline personality disorder
DBT-informed therapy for intense emotions, unstable relationships, fear of abandonment and self-harm, and support for the people who love someone with BPD.
Abuse & domestic violence
Support for survivors of physical, sexual, emotional and childhood abuse, and for people leaving or recovering from an abusive relationship.
Eating disorders
Outpatient therapy for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, ARFID and disordered eating, in coordination with your medical providers.
Schizophrenia & psychosis
Therapy alongside psychiatric care for schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and other psychotic disorders, and support for families.
Chronic illness & medical conditions
Counseling for living with a serious or chronic diagnosis, chronic pain, and the depression and anxiety that often come with it, for patients and caregivers.
For couples & families
Sessions together, for partners and for families.
Relationship counseling
Communication, trust, conflict, intimacy and big decisions, for couples married or not, together or deciding whether to stay together.
Usually self-pay: most plans don't cover relationship counseling on its own.
Family therapy
Help for families navigating conflict, a child's or teen's struggles, divorce and blended families, estrangement, and the stress of caring for each other.
For children & teens
Clinicians trained to work with kids at their level, and with the parents who love them.
Children & teens
Play therapy, TF-CBT and age-appropriate counseling for kids, tweens and adolescents, with parents as part of the team.
Not sure what to call it?
You don't need a label to start. Call and describe what's been going on, or fill out the intake form, and a Patient Account Representative will match you with the right therapist.
How we work
Our clinicians are trained in a range of evidence-based approaches and choose what fits you, not the other way around.
Ready when you are.
Call us or submit a short intake form. A Patient Account Representative will match you with a therapist, and most new clients have their first appointment within a few business days.
