Quickly find the right therapist your child or teen needs.
Quickly find the right therapist your child or teen needs.
![]() | The right care for your child. Peace of mind for parents. Parenting can be hard. Finding expert help when you need it should be simple. At Kids Therapy FInder, we make it easy for pediatric providers and parents to find each other. We know firsthand how difficult it can be for parents to find mental health services and developmental therapists for children. Our driving motivation is to make it easier for families to quickly find help for their child or teen. |
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Anxiety & Depression ![]() Child counselors and play therapists help kids talk about their feelings and learn ways to handle anxiety and mood changes. They use play or talk therapy to help kids understand their emotions and process big changes, trauma, grief, and other issues. Child Psychiatrists can assess if medication might be needed to balance mood or reduce severe anxiety. | Behavioral ChallengesChild counselors and play therapists help kids with big feelings and behaviors at home and school. Occupational therapists help kids with sensory differences that affect behavior. Child psychologists assess for issues like ADHD, anxiety, depression, learning disabilities, or autism that may affect behavior. ABA therapists and BCBAs focus on understanding behaviors and creating plans, especially for kids with autism, to promote positive behaviors. |
Medication ManagementChild psychiatrists are doctors who specialize in kids' mental health. They assess if medication can help with anxiety, depression, ADHD, or other issues. They also work with parents to monitor and adjust the medication for the best results. | Communication DifficultiesSpeech therapists help kids who have speech impediments, speech delays, understanding language, or socializing. They teach skills for making friends, following conversations, and clearly expressing needs. |
Developmental ConcernsOccupational therapists assist kids daily living skills like dressing and writing, and treat sensory processing disorders. Speech therapists can help with feeding issues, and improve speech and language skills. Physical therapists help with movement and coordination delays. Child psychologists assess cognitive and emotional development to identify areas needing support. | Sensory & Motor SkillsOccupational therapists help kids with fine motor skills like handwriting and using utensils, improving coordination and focus for daily tasks. Physical therapists work on gross motor skills like walking and balance, helping kids who struggle with running or jumping through exercises and activities. |
Parenting SupportParent coaches provide personalized help for parenting challenges like sibling rivalry, setting boundaries, and creating routines. They build parents' confidence and consistency, offer tools for handling stress, and help strengthen the parent-child connection. They're especially useful when parents feel overwhelmed or unsure. | Not Sure What Your Child Needs?Child psychologists assess kids to identify their needs related to learning, emotions, or behavior. They can diagnose issues like autism, ADHD, depression, or anxiety and suggest support plans for home and school. You can also schedule a parent consultation with KIDStherapyfinder.com. |
FAQs: Navigating Therapy Services for Your Child or Teen
Find answers to the most common concerns and questions from parents like you.
I know my child needs help. Where do I even start? Go from overwhelm to confidence as you begin seeking help for your child. | How do I find the best provider for my child? There's so many to choose from. To find the right provider for your child, consider specialization, location, insurance, and more. | |
I'm having a hard time finding a provider. What can I do? Finding help should be part of the solution, not the problem, but it's not always easy. We can help! | How do I talk to my child about getting help? I'm not sure what to say. Preparing your child for therapy can reduce anxiety and enhance engagement. | |
I'm not sure we can afford therapy? How do we get help? Navigating services with and without insurance can be tough in todays economic climate. There are low-cost and even free options available in many communities. | How do I talk to my child about their diagnosis? After a parent receives a diagnosis, they may wonder, “How and what should I tell my child?” | |
Therapy doesn't seem to be working. What can we do? If your child isn’t making progress in therapy-showing regression or refusing to participate-we have some ideas to help you navigate these challenges. | Many therapists offer virtual (online) options. Does teletherapy really work for kids and teens? Many pediatric services are now offered virtually. Some parents are hesitant to give it a try. Here's what you need to know. |
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