Other Therapy - Child Anxiety

At the Child Anxiety Center, all of our therapists have extensive training and experience with cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) and behavior therapy, as these are the treatment approaches that have been found by research to be most effective for treating anxiety problems. CBT and behavior therapy encompass a wide range of treatments and we select specific interventions to use with clients based on their unique symptoms and needs. Below is a description of the types of treatment we most commonly use.

We offer a range of other behavioral treatments, including behavioral activation (BA) for depression, behavioral parent training for parents who need assistance with managing a range of child/adolescent behavioral symptoms, as well as family coaching for family members who are trying to learn how to better support their loved ones with anxiety and related problems. We also provide diagnostic assessment services for individuals needing assistance with identifying the specific anxiety problems they are experiencing, as well as consultation services for family and friends of those with anxiety problems who would like to learn more about treatment options for their loves ones.

For some clients, treatment of anxiety also involves medication. The Child Anxiety Center has an child/adolescent psychiatrist on staff who can provide medication consultations, as well as medication treatment services.