Services are available for children and youth ages 3–18, depending on the type of support.

Services are currently provided through telehealth for youth ages 8–18, in-home support for children ages 3–7 when appropriate, and advocacy services that may be offered virtually or in person.

At this time, services are provided through telehealth, in-home support, and school- or community-based settings rather than a brick-and-mortar office.

The first step is to request a consultation through the contact form. This allows us to discuss your needs and determine the most appropriate services.

Therapeutic support focuses on helping children and adolescents understand their emotions, develop coping skills, and build strategies to navigate challenges in daily life.

Therapy services are provided through telehealth for youth ages 8–18 and in-home support for children ages 3–7, when appropriate.

Caregiver involvement varies based on the child’s age and needs and is discussed during the consultation process.

Executive functioning coaching is skills-based support focused on organization, planning, time management, attention, and task completion.

No. Executive functioning coaching is goal-oriented and skills-based and does not replace therapy.

Yes. With caregiver consent, collaboration with schools may occur to support consistency across academic and home environments.

A special education advocate supports families by helping them understand processes, prepare for meetings, review documents, and participate in school-based decision making.

Yes. Advocacy services may include in-person attendance at school meetings as well as virtual preparation and consultation, when appropriate.

No. Advocacy is meant to be helpful and supportive, offering families clarity and preparation as they participate in decisions about their child’s education.

Youth group services are designed for schools, nonprofit organizations, and youth-serving community programs.

Group services may be offered virtually or in person, depending on organizational needs and the age group served.

Yes. Group programming is developed collaboratively to align with organizational goals and the needs of the youth served.

Information about fees, payment, and insurance (if applicable) can be discussed during the consultation process.

At this time, we work with the following insurances:

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

Blue Cross Complete

Molina

Optimum

Evernorth

Beacon Health

Open Path

CHAMPS

ComPsych

Responses are typically provided within 24–48 business hours.