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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.

    Take the anxiety self-check

  • Depression

    Persistent low mood, loss of interest, exhaustion and hopelessness, including postpartum depression and chronic low-grade depression.

    Take the depression self-check

  • Trauma & PTSD

    PTSD, complex and childhood trauma, acute stress after a recent event, and attachment trauma in children, including military and first-responder trauma.

    Take the PTSD self-check

  • 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.

    Take the OCD self-check

  • 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.

    Take the ADHD self-check

  • 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.

    Take the borderline personality self-check

  • 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.

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.