Teen-specific goals
Individual therapy
One-on-one therapy for anxiety, mood, trauma, identity, and school-related stress.
Our primary therapy service page for adolescents ages 12–17. Evidence-based virtual teen therapy through IOP and outpatient programs — with family involvement, school coordination, and insurance support.
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12–17
ages served
Virtual
care across CA
CBT · DBT
evidence-based care
Free
consultation
This is our main teen therapy page: virtual care for California adolescents ages 12–17 through coordinated IOP and outpatient programs. Therapy includes individual, group, and family modalities with CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed approaches — not a single disconnected weekly slot unless outpatient intensity is clinically right. Because care is fully virtual, families across California access adolescent-specialist therapists — not only providers in your immediate area.
A free consultation clarifies whether outpatient therapy or IOP better matches your teen's safety, symptoms, and school functioning.
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Some teens thrive with outpatient therapy one to three times weekly. Others need IOP's nine to twelve clinical hours when symptoms accelerate. We help you choose — and adjust over time.
Level of care
1–3 sessions weekly for teens who need ongoing support without intensive structure.
Level of care
9–12 clinical hours weekly — our most common starting point when symptoms are escalating.
Level of care
Same clinical intensity, purpose-built telehealth workflow for families across California.
Level of care
When 24/7 monitoring is required, we refer to trusted partners and plan step-down care.
Therapy is delivered through IOP or outpatient with modalities matched to clinical goals.
Teen-specific goals
One-on-one therapy for anxiety, mood, trauma, identity, and school-related stress.
Peers and skills
Moderated groups for skills practice and peer support — especially in IOP.
Systems change
Family therapy improves communication and helps parents reinforce skills at home.
When medication helps
Thoughtful medication evaluation and coordination with outside prescribers.
Outpatient therapy is 1–3 sessions weekly; IOP is three clinical days per week.
Outpatient therapy
1–3× / week
~50–60 minutes per session
IOP therapy
9–12 hrs / week
Group, individual, family mix
Format
Secure video
Statewide California
Schedules confirmed at intake.
Your teen's exact schedule is built at intake based on clinical needs and availability.
Typical cadence
1–3 sessions / week
Session length
50–60 minutes
Format
Secure telehealth
Session days
After-school telehealth
Individual, family, or group — based on your care plan
1–3× / weekSkills homework
Optional between-session practice when clinically helpful
PracticeSchool · activities · rest
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Full school day and normal activities without clinical blocks
SchoolWeekend
Rest and family time; optional skill practice from the week
RestPersonalized at intake
Exact days and times are confirmed after your free consultation based on clinical needs.
What families ask
Schedules adjust as teens step down or need more support.
Therapists trained for adolescent development — not adapted adult models.
Group and family therapy multiply progress beyond individual sessions.
Therapy from home reduces missed sessions and school disruption.
Coordination when attendance or performance is impacted.
Virtual teen therapy through our programs suits adolescents across California when outpatient or IOP intensity matches clinical need.
Often a good fit for IOP
Teens with anxiety, depression, trauma, or emotional dysregulation
Families wanting virtual therapy without sacrificing clinical depth
Adolescents who need therapists experienced with teen development
Parents ready for family therapy when indicated
Not the right level
Emergency safety situations — call 911 or 988
Severe instability requiring 24/7 care
Children under 12
Weekly therapy works until it doesn't. IOP adds structured contact when families feel stuck.
Traditional weekly therapy
Private-pay, 1:1
Virtual IOP
Structured, in-network
Time with your care team
~50 minutes per week
6–12+ hours per week
Group & peer support
Rarely included
Built in, every week
Family therapy
Add-on, if offered
Included
Support between sessions
Limited
Coordinated care team
Insurance
Often partial or out-of-network
In-network, benefits verified free
Typical out-of-pocket
$150–250 per session — week after week
One program, largely insurance-covered
Momentum
Gradual
Structured, faster progress
Weekly therapy
Private-pay
Virtual IOP
In-network
Time with your care team
~50 minutes per week
6–12+ hours per week
Group & peer support
Rarely included
Built in, every week
Family therapy
Add-on, if offered
Included
Support between sessions
Limited
Coordinated care team
Insurance
Often partial or out-of-network
In-network, benefits verified free
Typical out-of-pocket
$150–250 per session — week after week
One program, largely insurance-covered
Momentum
Gradual
Structured, faster progress
Most families move from first call to first session within days — not weeks of waiting.
A confidential call to understand your teen and answer every question — no pressure.
A licensed clinician evaluates safety, functioning, and the right level of care — including insurance authorization support.
We match the right level of care and verify your insurance benefits for you.
Begin within days — secure video sessions from the comfort of home.
Panic, worry, school avoidance, and social anxiety that interfere with daily life.
Persistent low mood, numbness, withdrawal, and loss of interest.
Processing painful experiences in a trauma-informed virtual setting.
Structured support and safety planning when self-injury is part of the picture.
Gradual re-entry planning alongside anxiety and mood treatment.
DBT-informed skills for intense emotions and impulsive reactions.
Our admissions team handles authorization and explains estimated out-of-pocket costs in plain language before enrollment.
In-network with major California plans
Authorization support included
Transparent cost conversation before day one
Superbill assistance for out-of-network cases when applicable
In-network carriers include
Don't see your plan? We also support out-of-network cases with superbills — we'll explain options during your free consultation.
“For the first time in a year, our daughter looked forward to something. The virtual groups gave her a place to belong.”
“I didn't have to miss work or pull her out of school. Care just fit into our lives — and she finally started talking again.”
Service guide
Structured virtual intensive outpatient when weekly therapy isn't enough.
Read moreService guide
Purpose-built telehealth IOP for families across California.
Read moreService guide
Flexible 1–3 sessions weekly for ongoing support or IOP step-down.
Read moreResource
Plain-language guide for parents comparing levels of care.
Read moreYes. All therapy for teens ages 12–17 is delivered through secure telehealth across California.
We serve adolescents ages 12–17. Our therapy programs are designed specifically for teen development.
Outpatient is one to three sessions weekly. IOP provides nine to twelve clinical hours including group and family therapy — for teens who need more structure.
Because care is virtual, you access adolescent-specialist therapists statewide — not only providers in your immediate area.
Book a free consultation. We'll recommend outpatient or IOP and verify insurance.
Consultations are free and confidential.
Book a free consultation to find the right therapy intensity for your adolescent.