Your teen’s mental health matters. We work with families to ensure teens feel safe and supported throughout their therapy journey. Sessions are confidential, age-appropriate, and rooted in compassion and evidence-based care.
Online teen therapy in California lets your teen join sessions by secure video from home, which many teens find easier than an office visit. A parent or guardian is usually involved in getting started, and we’ll explain how privacy works for teens. The National Institute of Mental Health shares helpful information on teen mental health. We accept Aetna, Blue Shield of California, UnitedHealthcare/Optum and Magellan.
Changes in mood, sleep, grades, friendships or interest in activities they used to enjoy can all be signs your teen is struggling. So can withdrawing from family, ongoing worry or irritability. You don’t need to wait for a crisis. If something feels off, it’s worth talking to a therapist.
Teens open up more when they feel their privacy is respected. At the start of therapy, your therapist will explain how confidentiality works for teens, what parents will be told about progress, and when safety concerns would be shared with you.
That’s very common. Many teens feel nervous about talking to an adult they don’t know. Therapy moves at your teen’s pace, and the first sessions focus on building trust. You’re welcome to call us first to talk about how to bring it up with your teen.
Your teen meets with a licensed therapist by secure video from home or another private space in California. Many teens find this more comfortable than an office visit. All they need is a phone, tablet or computer with a camera, and headphones can help with privacy.
Call (840) 262-5824 to discuss services, or contact us to get started. We’ll talk about your teen’s needs and see if we’re the right fit.
