ADHD Therapy for Children & Teens, Covered by Insurance
Get evidence-based care from the top rated pediatric therapists, specializing in treating ADHD in children and teens.
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We know how hard it is to find care you can trust. That’s why we’ve invested deeply in building a program that’s based on evidence and focused on real, lasting change. Our care not only eases symptoms — it helps children build lifelong skills for resilience and wellbeing.
Amy Kranzler, PhD
Could It Be ADHD? Signs to Look for in Your Child
How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Helps with ADHD
Why Handspring is Different
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In-Person Therapy
ADHD Support, From Therapists Who Understand
Our therapists and clinicians are specially trained to work with children and teens across all stages of development. Every clinician spends 15% of their weekly time in expert-led supervision, clinical case review, and ongoing training.
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Nicole Bieniasz
Katerina Tegeler
Sidney Rice
Serena Bednarczyk
Laura Murillo
Aliza Kaplan
Ryan Hutchings
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Anthony Savio
Christine Saint-Cyr
Aurora Butler
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Lindsay Gonyeau
Michael Rodriguez
What Parents of Children With ADHD Are Saying
“The strategies we learned from parent training sessions helped us handle challeges more calmly and made a lasting difference for our whole family.”
“Our son has gone from failing multiple classes to being an honor student. He’s been so helpful around the house and is all around a happy child.”
“Not only did my daughter not need medication, she has not missed a single day of school this year!”
FAQs
I'm not sure if my child has ADHD. Do you help with diagnosis?
What other challenges do you help with?
What is your clinical approach?
Our therapists primarily use CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), the gold-standard, first-line treatment for anxiety, depression, and other common mental health challenges. Centered on skills-based CBT, our evidence-based approach helps young people better understand their thoughts, manage their emotions, and build lasting coping strategies that support emotional and behavioral well-being.
The key elements of our approach include:
- Age-appropriate skill-building
- Collaborative and active participation
- Parental involvement
- Strengths-based perspective
- Progress tracking and feedback
What age range do you treat?
We provide virtual therapy for:
- Children ages 8–12
- Teenagers ages 13–17
- Young adults ages 18–29
- Parents of children over age 2 for parent coaching and support
Do you accept insurance?
Yes — we’re in-network with:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Aetna
- Oscar
- UnitedHealthcare
- Optum
- Cigna
- AmeriHealth
Before services start, we’ll verify your benefits and let you know your exact copay. Most families pay less than $30 per session (including all costs such as copays, deductibles, and coinsurance).
We currently do not accept Medicaid, CHIP, or other state-based plans.
How much do your services cost without insurance?
Your first consultation is free, and sessions cost $125 after that ($175 in CA). If you’re paying out of pocket, you’ll get the same exact care and support as you would with insurance coverage.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No referral is needed. Parents and caregivers can book directly with us — it only takes a few minutes.