Youth face different challenges depending on their age and life stage
Family Service has options to meet your needs. See below for more information on services specifically for children and youth.
Please see the Contact page for more details. For a list of outpatient counselors, please visit the Counselors page.
Counseling
Your child or family may benefit from individual or group therapy. Especially for children who struggle with day-to-day situations, changes in the family or emotional needs, counseling can make a huge difference.
Community Counseling
Your child deserves support on his own turf. Thanks to partnerships with local after-school programs, he can get just that. Community Counseling is group or individual sessions. Both are offered in after-school programs.
For more information:
Sarah Harig, Clinical Director
540-795-4699
Individual Therapy
Your child will meet one-on-one with a counselor. In therapy, she will work to figure out her strengths and gain ways to better control upsetting thoughts and emotions. In-office counseling is suitable for children of all ages, but specifically for late elementary, middle and high school-aged youth.
Play Therapy
Is your child young, between the ages of 2 and 9, but already having difficulty managing daily routines or adjusting to changes in the family? Play Therapy may be just what he needs. Your child will love to come to the unique and specially created playrooms. Specific therapy for children and families experiencing challenges with attachment is also available.
For more information:
Intake
540-563-5316
Life Skills
The best chance for success comes when youth develop relationships with positive adults and get involved in the community. Youth Development Specialists work in school, after school and community settings with youth to identify strengths and build healthy decision-making skills.
Positive Action and Teen Outreach Program®
Positive Action is an evidence-based program offered in elementary schools. TOP® is an evidence-based program for middle and high school students. Both address self-esteem, effective communication, goal setting, healthy relationships, and substance use prevention.
For more information:
Megan Alpine, Youth Development Program Manager
540-795-4685
Child Parent Relationship Therapy
Parenting groups add extra support, and teach skills you can use at home to connect with your children. Caregivers who participate typically experience a better understanding of how their child feels, less stress, fewer acting out behaviors from their child and overall healthier family relationships.
For more information:
Intake
540-563-5316
