Faster progress than weekly therapy.
Intensive therapy is for you if:
If any of that sounds familiar, let us help you find guidance!
What's included:
(Not just limited to these!)
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Targeted work with a licensed child therapist.
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A guide that is personalized for your child's needs.
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Parent consultation and guidance during the session.
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Address behavior, school, or peer issues with supportive guidance.
Who to see:
Click on a name to learn more about them!
Haylie Merchen, LMSW
10+ | ADHD, Anxiety, Shame, Eating Disorders
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Heidi Grover, LPC, CCTP
12+ | Depression, Grief, Trauma, EMDR
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How to get started with your child's intensive:
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Book a Consultation
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Create a Plan That Fits You
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Begin Your Intensive
Book your FREE 15-minute consultation—a chance to ask questions, share what’s bringing you in, and talk through what kind of support you’re looking for. From there, we’ll thoughtfully match you with a therapist who best fits your needs, goals, and personality. There’s no pressure—just a warm, low-stress way to explore your options.
We offer flexible intensive formats to fit your needs :
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3-hour; half-day
(perfect for a focused reset)
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6-hour; full-day
(deep work in one day)
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Two 3-hour sessions
(spread over a weekdays)
Frequently Ask Questions About Children's Therapy Intensives​
What is a children’s therapy intensive?
A children’s therapy intensive is a focused, short-term program where your child works with a licensed therapist for extended sessions over one or more days. Unlike weekly therapy, intensives allow us to go deeper, faster, helping children learn tools for anxiety, emotional regulation, ADHD, social skills, or trauma recovery in a supportive and personalized way.
How do I know if my child needs a therapy intensive?
Parents often seek an intensive when their child is:
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Struggling with anxiety, tantrums, or big emotions that don’t improve with weekly sessions
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Avoiding school, activities, or friends because of stress or fear
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Having trouble with focus or impulse control due to ADHD or sensory issues
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Going through a major change like divorce, loss, or bullying
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If you’ve noticed patterns that keep repeating despite your efforts, an intensive can provide the breakthrough and momentum your child needs.
What happens during a children’s therapy intensive?
Each intensive is customized to your child’s needs, but typically includes:
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One-on-one therapy with a child therapist
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Hands-on coping tools for calming, grounding, and focus
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Parent sessions so you can learn strategies to support progress at home
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A written plan with next steps for ongoing support
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Our goal is to give your child (and you) a clear path forward—not just insights, but practical skills you can use right away.
Self-pay ONLY, no superbills for reimbursement.