Individual Therapy.

CALM DOWN KIDS accepts individual clients ages 0 to 17 years old who are struggling with socioemotional well-being.

1

Schedule a call.

Reduce the back-and-forth of phone tag. Schedule a call within the next two weeks.

2

Discuss your needs.

Speak with a psychologist about your concerns and ask questions about the services offered.

3

Make things better.

Make a plan for ongoing services and resources. Watch your family transform.

Treatment Options

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.

● Learn to recognize their feelings and what to do with those emotions● Learn grounding techniques through mindfulness● Improves communication and relationships with family and friends● Helps in reducing negative behaviors and increasing positive actions● Provides tools to handle stress and difficult situations

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

● Helps kids and teens understand and manage their emotions better.● Effective in lowering symptoms of anxiety and depression.● Teaches practical ways to solve everyday problems.● Builds confidence and a positive self-image.● Can lead to better focus and performance in school.● Encourages positive and realistic thinking.

Play Therapy.

● Helps children express their feelings in a safe and comfortable way.● Provides a calming and enjoyable outlet for stress relief.● Builds confidence and a sense of accomplishment.● Stimulates imagination and creative thinking.● Can improve the relationship between children and their parents.● Helps children learn to manage their behaviors and emotions more effectively.

Appointments available for ages 3 to 17

Initial Assessment

$275

60 minute session one-time fee

● Historical information gathering● Assessment of impact of behaviors on daily life● Development of a treatment plan

On-going Therapy

$225

per 60 minute individual session

● Emotional regulation training● Increase the use of coping skills● Monthly parenting support

Therapy Intensive

$360

per 120 minute individual session

● Get better faster● In-session parenting and child support● Fewer sessions overall