ONLINE CHILD & TEEN THERAPY
Navigate Through Youth Challenges with Online Child & Teen Therapy
Navigate Through Youth Challenges with Online Child & Teen Therapy
Is your child struggling with behavior at school or at home? Are they feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, depression, or emotional distress? Whether it's difficulty focusing in class, challenges with a learning disability, or low self-esteem, we're here to help meet their needs and support their growth. With our online approach to therapy, your child can conveniently attend each appointment from the comfort and safety of their own home.
Is your child struggling with behavior at school or at home? Are they feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, depression, or emotional distress? Whether it's difficulty focusing in class, challenges with a learning disability, or low self-esteem, we're here to help meet their needs and support their growth. With our online approach to therapy, your child can conveniently attend each appointment from the comfort and safety of their own home.
How Upstate Counseling
Can Help
As experienced mental health providers, we understand that each young client is different. Our therapists use a range of approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), play therapy, and family therapy to meet the specific needs of your child. Whether they’re dealing with school-related stress, emotional struggles, or behavior challenges, our friendly and supportive team is here to guide them every step of the way.
How Upstate Counseling
Can Help
As experienced mental health providers, we understand that each young client is different. Our therapists use a range of approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), play therapy, and family therapy to meet the specific needs of your child. Whether they’re dealing with school-related stress, emotional struggles, or behavior challenges, our friendly and supportive team is here to guide them every step of the way.
What We Can Help With
What We Can Help With
Behavioral challenges at school or home
Struggles at school due to learning disabilities or other difficulties
Anxiety, depression, and emotional distress
Self-esteem and confidence-building
Family relationship issues
Coping with symptoms of mental illness
Behavioral challenges at school or home
Struggles at school due to learning disabilities or other difficulties
Anxiety, depression, and emotional distress
Self-esteem and confidence-building
Family relationship issues
Coping with symptoms of mental illness
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FAQ
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Yes! We are in-network with:
CDPHP (including Medicaid and Medicare plans), MVP (including Medicaid plans), Optum/UnitedHealthcare (excluding Oxford and community plans), and Blue Shield of Northeastern NY (which allows us to accept all BCBS plans as in-network, except Anthem and Excellus). Please note that we will need to verify your specific insurance plan to confirm in-network coverage and determine any applicable deductibles, copays, or other out-of-pocket costs.
We do not bill out-of-network (OON), but we will provide a medical receipt for you to be reimbursed for outside payment. To determine whether you have out-of-network benefits and what portion of your costs may be covered, please contact your insurance provider directly.
Learn more about our pay rates and accepted payment methods.
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If you're interested in a free 15-minute phone consultation, simply let our intake team know when you contact us. The consultation is conducted over the phone (no video) and gives you an opportunity to briefly discuss your concerns, ask questions, and learn more about what to expect from therapy. After the consultation, our intake team will follow up with you to see if you'd like to move forward.
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Yes, we do offer in-person therapy sessions in our Albany office. However, availability is very limited due to high demand. Please contact us to learn more about our current options.
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Part of what makes therapy effective is confidentiality. If the child or teen knows we report everything to the parent, they might not tell us what we need to know to help them.
Therefore, we try to give them the most confidential space possible. That being said, we will bring in the parents for various reasons, including:
Serious safety concerns
Family therapy as an intervention
If the child/teen requests
If you have any questions, please inform your child’s therapist when starting services to make sure that you are on the same page.