Teens and Families
Care for children, teenagers and the parents trying to arrange it, which is its own problem, because a minor usually cannot sign up alone and consent rules vary by state. Some services treat the young person, some coach the parent, some do both, and a few work through schools. The entries record the age range each one accepts, how parents are involved and what they are allowed to see, whether therapists are trained in child and adolescent work, and what the service does in a crisis.
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Online therapy for teens 13-19 with over 8,000 licensed therapists, connecting via text, phone, video, and live chat sessions.
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Virtual intensive outpatient program for kids, teens, and adults treating mental health and addiction from home.
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Free school-based online therapy and medical care for K-12 students, available only through participating school districts.
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School-based teletherapy for K-12 students with evidence-backed outcomes, accessed via school district partnerships, health plans, or direct family signup.
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National virtual youth mental health for kids, teens and young adults with therapy, psychiatry, coaching and intensive outpatient care.
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Virtual mental health for whole families, birth to adulthood, with licensed clinicians and psychiatrists accepting multiple insurance plans.
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Insurance-friendly online therapy and psychiatry with 23,000+ providers; couples therapy, families, teens; average $15 per session with insurance.
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Nationwide network of therapists and psychiatrists offering in-person and online couples therapy, psychiatric medication management, and testing across 33 states.
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Online psychiatry platform where all clinicians are in-network, with appointments available within days and typical copays around $30 per visit.
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National therapy and psychiatry platform with 2,000+ clinicians, insurance-based pricing, and services across the United States.
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Evidence-based virtual family and child therapy for ages 5-18, covered by insurance, with parent counseling and digital navigation support.
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Virtual mental health therapy and psychiatry for children and adolescents ages 4-24, plus parent coaching for anxiety and behavioral support.
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Virtual pediatric mental health therapy using CBT for children ages 8-29, with behavioral parent training; most families pay less than $30/session with insurance.
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Online therapy platform for teens and young adults ages 13-26, with video sessions, insurance coverage in seven states, and therapist matching.
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School-partnered virtual mental health for kids and teens in Arizona, Massachusetts, Georgia, New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania and more; first appointment within 7 days.
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Virtual multidisciplinary eating disorder treatment with a dedicated 5-person care team, no waitlist, covered by most major insurance.
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Free 24/7 crisis hotline and chat for anyone affected by child abuse, staffed by trained counselors with access to 10,000 resources.
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Free 24-hour live chat crisis support for teens and young adults with Hope Coaches, plus suicide resources and email mentors.
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Virtual 4-8 month program for anxiety and OCD in ages 7 to 26, founded by Harvard-affiliated clinicians, with coordinated care team including therapist, exposure coach, and psychiatrist.
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CHADD is a national nonprofit offering free peer support communities for adults and parents with ADHD, a directory of providers and ADHD centers, and educational resources.
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FDA-authorized prescription video game for children 8-17 with ADHD, $99 per 30-day prescription.
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Insurance-backed network offering mental health care for all ages through 150+ locations nationwide, with in-person and virtual care options.
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Virtual women's and family health platform offering pregnancy, postpartum, and family programs, free through 2,300+ employers or available for self-pay.
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Comprehensive telehealth network offering online counseling for teens, young adults, and college students across 40+ states since 2013.
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Virtual therapy for students with rapid appointments within 4 days, accepts most insurance including Medicaid, works through schools and families.
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Online group, individual, couples, family, teen and IOP therapy with licensed clinicians, starting at $25 per session.
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DoD-run 24/7 support hub for military families offering free counseling, coaching, financial guidance, and deployment resources.
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National nonprofit offering caregiver support groups and services by state, plus a Bay Area regional center.
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Nonprofit peer support and resources for family caregivers, including the Families, Addiction and Mental Health Network for caregivers of people with mental-health and substance-use disorders.
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AI chatbot and games for teens ages 12-17 focused on emotional wellness; free Basic plan plus paid Standard and Pro tiers.
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A free mental-health journaling app for iOS and Android with text, video, and voice entry options, currently available in the US only, built with the Child Mind Institute.
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Free therapist-matching directory connecting college students to licensed providers, with school-sponsored session funding and direct messaging.
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A directory of over 21,000 addiction and mental health treatment providers searchable by state, insurance, level of care, and amenities.
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12-week therapist-guided program combining video sessions, 24/7 chat, and a stress-tracking device, in-network with major insurers.
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Licensed therapy for individuals, couples and families with offices in nine states plus telehealth, specializing in EMDR, trauma, anxiety and OCD.
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Online couples therapy with licensed clinicians in six states, integrating emotion regulation and practical change with a free companion therapy tools app.
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Virtual and in-home ABA therapy for autism delivered by board-certified behavior analysts across 43 states, eliminating waitlists and emphasizing active parent involvement.
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Employer and health-plan benefit platform providing family caregiving support that includes mental health outcomes, accessed only through participating employers or plans.
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AI-powered women's health platform by Labcorp offering pregnancy and postpartum support with live Care Team access.
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Evidence-based perinatal mental health app offering personalized digital programs, group classes, and 1:1 coaching for expecting and new mothers.
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Maternal mental health app offering 24/7 support from pediatric and maternal health experts, free membership plus a paid Premium tier.
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Pregnancy and postpartum app with workouts, nutrition, baby guidance, and mental-health coaching at each life stage.
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Free, ad-free self-help apps with no account needed and no cloud data stored.
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Ruh Care
NewOnline therapy by licensed Muslim therapists via phone and video, serving individuals, couples, children ages 3-17, and families with sliding-scale financial assistance.
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Free EMDR videos and worksheets for parents and children plus a directory of child EMDR therapists, founded by a trauma specialist.
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A family of self-guided EMDR-based audio apps for chronic pain, anxiety, sleep, and trauma recovery, created by an Australian clinical psychologist with 30 years of experience.
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Nonprofit network of 23 mental health clinics in 22 states and DC serving post-9/11 veterans, active duty, and military families, with telehealth and most major insurance accepted.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find therapy that uses my insurance?
Yes, several options focus on insurance coverage. Some providers act as marketplaces to match you with in-network therapists, while others are national providers with hundreds of insurance partnerships.
Are there options for kids who need more than just weekly talk therapy?
Some platforms offer specialized or intensive care. You can find virtual intensive outpatient programs for higher-needs teens or dedicated eating disorder programs that involve a team of dietitians and physicians.
What age groups are covered by these services?
Coverage varies depending on the provider. Some services start with infancy or young children, while many others focus specifically on the 13 to 17 or 13 to 19 age ranges.
Do I have to choose between online and in-person visits?
You don't have to choose just one. Many providers offer both telehealth options and physical clinic locations for in-person sessions.
How much parental involvement is required?
Many services are designed to build family involvement into the care process from the start. Some programs even offer separate portals to balance a teen's autonomy with necessary parental involvement.