FAQ's

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1. What is the initial intake and onboarding process like?

  - A: The process starts with a phone consultation, allowing you to share your reasons for seeking mental health services for your child and learn more about what services are offered.

2. How does the assessment and evaluation work?

  - A: Our Clinical Director conducts an assessment after necessary forms are completed and signed by parents/guardians. This helps understand your child's presenting problem and history to provide the most appropriate treatment.

3. What individual services are available for children?

  - A: GYMC offers child therapy, providing individual sessions to address issues like anxiety, sadness, and anger, with tailored coping strategies and therapist matching for success.

4. What is pediatric counseling and who is it for?

  - A: Pediatric counseling is for children aged 6-9 with emotional or behavioral concerns. It utilizes specialized approaches like bibliotherapy, art, and play to develop emotional resilience.

5. Tell me about the group services offered.

  - A: Growing Young Minds Counseling offers therapeutic groups and specialty courses on various topics like stress, mindfulness, and social skills. These groups aim to improve self-awareness, cooperation, and communication skills.

6. Are there services for parents as well?

  - A: Yes, they offer parent consulting meetings related to their child's behavior and mental health, focusing on effective communication, problem-solving, and addressing school issues.

7. What emergency services are available for clients in crisis?

  - A: In cases of emotional distress or self-injurious behaviors, GYMC provides crisis support, including safety assessments, safety plans, and referrals to higher levels of care if immediate danger is present.