Structured virtual care for California adolescents experiencing suicidal ideation — safety planning, frequent clinical contact, and family involvement through IOP and outpatient programs. Call 988 or 911 for immediate emergencies.
Tap what you've noticed at home or school — not a diagnosis, just a starting point for conversation.
12–17
ages served
Virtual
care across CA
CBT · DBT
evidence-based
Free
consultation
If your teen is in immediate danger
Virtual outpatient and IOP care is not a substitute for emergency services. Call 911 for medical emergencies or 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — then contact us when your teen is safe for non-emergency clinical support.
Suicidal ideation in teens requires careful clinical assessment and safety planning — not minimization or panic. When thoughts persist but your teen is not in immediate danger, structured virtual IOP or outpatient care provides safety planning, DBT skills, individual therapy, and family sessions with clear protocols for escalation. Virtual programs are for ongoing treatment — not emergency stabilization; call 911 or 988 if your teen is in immediate danger.
We assess safety at intake. Virtual IOP and outpatient support teens who are stable enough for home-based care.
Often a good fit
Not the right level
Our programs support ongoing treatment after crisis stabilization — not immediate emergency response.
Any mention of suicide warrants attention. These patterns suggest clinical assessment is urgent.
Statements about not wanting to live, being a burden, or wishing they weren't here.
Persistent belief that things won't improve — paired with withdrawal or mood changes.
Sudden generosity, saying goodbye, or settling affairs — especially with mood shifts.
Self-harm, substance use, reckless behavior, or social isolation escalating over time.
Treatment prioritizes safety planning, skills, and frequent contact — with clear criteria for higher levels of care.
Collaborative & updated
Clinicians work with teens and families to create practical safety plans — identifying triggers, coping strategies, and crisis contacts.
Distress without crisis
Skills teach teens to tolerate distress and reduce impulsive reactions during suicidal crises.
Confidential support
One-on-one work addresses underlying depression, trauma, anxiety, or interpersonal drivers of suicidal thoughts.
Caregiver partnership
Parents learn how to respond to suicidal statements, reduce access to means, and support treatment engagement.
IOP provides more frequent contact when suicidal thoughts require closer monitoring — outpatient when clinically appropriate.
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9–12 hrs / week
9–12 clinical hours weekly when symptoms need structured intensive support.
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9–12 hrs / week
Same IOP intensity through secure telehealth across California.
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1–3 sessions / week
1–3 sessions weekly for ongoing support or step-down after IOP.
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Flexible scheduling
Our main virtual therapy hub for adolescents ages 12–17.
Explore programPanic, worry, school avoidance, and social anxiety.
Persistent low mood, withdrawal, and loss of interest.
Trauma-informed virtual care for painful experiences.
Gradual re-entry alongside anxiety and mood treatment.
Most families move from first call to first session within days — not weeks of waiting.
Step 01
A confidential call to understand your teen and answer every question — no pressure.
Step 02
A licensed clinician evaluates safety, functioning, and the right level of care — including insurance authorization support.
Step 03
We match the right level of care and verify your insurance benefits for you.
Step 04
Begin within days — secure video sessions from the comfort of home.
What families ask most before booking — every answer is a starting point, not a diagnosis.
If your teen is in immediate danger, call 988 or 911. Book a consultation when your teen is safe for non-emergency clinical assessment.
We balance teen confidentiality with safety. Parents are involved in safety planning; specific session content follows clinical and legal guidelines.
IOP provides frequent contact and safety planning for stable teens. We refer to inpatient care when 24/7 monitoring is clinically required.
We verify benefits before enrollment. Many plans cover IOP and outpatient when medically necessary.
When your teen is safe for non-emergency care, book a free consultation to discuss options.
