Reasons families reach out
Support may focus on anxiety, ADHD, emotional reactivity, behavioral concerns, grief, self-esteem, stress, school difficulties, family conflict, parenting challenges, or adjustment to major changes.
Call 440-201-4841Children and teens in Trumbull County
Help young people feel understood and supported
Children and teens may show distress through worry, withdrawal, anger, school refusal, declining motivation, or changes in behavior. Counseling helps families understand what may be underneath those changes.
Care that fits development
Counseling is adapted to the young person’s age, strengths, communication style, and goals. Practical coping and emotional-regulation skills are introduced in ways that can be used at home, at school, and with peers.
Parents are part of the support system
When appropriate, parents or caregivers may participate to improve communication, clarify expectations, respond more consistently, and reinforce progress between appointments.
Frequently asked questions
Helpful details before you call
Where can my child attend counseling?
Appointments may be available at the Cortland or Kinsman office. Telehealth suitability depends on the child’s age, needs, privacy, and ability to participate online.
Will parents participate in sessions?
Parent involvement varies. Your therapist will discuss what level of participation best supports the young person’s needs and treatment goals.
How do we begin?
A parent or guardian can call 440-201-4841 for a free consultation and to schedule the initial intake.
Start with a conversation
See whether counseling feels like the right fit.
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