Licensed Family Therapists

Common types include Structural Family Therapy, which examines family organization and hierarchy; Strategic Family Therapy, which targets specific behavioral problems; Systemic Family Therapy, which explores communication and belief patterns; and Narrative Family Therapy, which helps families reframe personal stories. Many licensed therapists blend these evidence-based approaches based on each family's unique situation.

Yes, many sessions can be covered depending on your specific plan, therapist, state, and diagnosis. Our team offers insurance benefits verification support before your first appointment to help clarify coverage details. Major insurers such as Aetna, Cigna, Premera, United HealthCare, Medicare, and Medicaid are commonly accepted at select locations.

Yes, telehealth options are available for individuals, couples, and families in addition to in-person sessions at physical office locations. Secure video sessions allow clients to access licensed therapists remotely, offering flexibility for busy schedules or those without a nearby office location while maintaining the same clinical quality of care.

Our licensed therapists are trained in a range of evidence-based modalities including CBT, DBT, EMDR, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, Imago Relationship Therapy, and Narrative Therapy. The specific approach used depends on the family's presenting concerns, whether that's communication breakdown, trauma, parenting conflict, or behavioral challenges.

Yes, family and parent training therapy is a core component of ADHD treatment for children and teens. Licensed therapists work with the whole family to build behavioral strategies, improve communication, and support the child's organizational and emotional regulation skills alongside individual or group therapy sessions when appropriate.

During intake, our team gathers information about your family's specific concerns, preferred therapeutic approach, and scheduling needs, then matches you with a licensed therapist experienced in those areas. This process considers factors like specialty, client type served, and availability to ensure the best possible fit.