Joyful Therapy Group
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Therapy for parents, teens and families, including family-based treatment for teen eating disorders. Online across California.
“I don’t know how to talk to my teen anymore.”
“Every meal turns into a battle.”
“We walk on eggshells around each other.”
“Nobody in this house actually listens to me.”
When a child or teen is struggling with anxiety, depression, an eating disorder or big changes at home, everyone feels it. Parents feel helpless. Siblings feel overlooked. Conversations turn into conflict.
Family therapy brings everyone into the same room, helps each person feel heard, and gives parents a clear plan. For teen eating disorders, Family-Based Treatment (FBT), where parents take an active role in recovery, is the leading evidence-based approach.
We work with the whole family, parents on their own, or a mix of both.
It helps, but it isn’t required. Parents can start on their own, and we’re experienced at engaging reluctant teens.
We work with families of children and teens, and with adult families too. Individual therapy for teens starts at 13.
Yes, and it’s one of the most important parts, especially for teens. It’s built into our outpatient care and our IOP.
Tell us a little about what’s going on. We’ll match you with a specialist in exactly this, verify your insurance for free, and most people have a first session the same week.
New mental health research is published every week, and most of it never makes it out of medical journals. Our specialists read it for you and send the findings that matter, with what they mean for real life.
Joyful Therapy Group
Find my match
Therapy for parents, teens and families, including family-based treatment for teen eating disorders. Online across California.
“I don’t know how to talk to my teen anymore.”
“Every meal turns into a battle.”
“We walk on eggshells around each other.”
“Nobody in this house actually listens to me.”
When a child or teen is struggling with anxiety, depression, an eating disorder or big changes at home, everyone feels it. Parents feel helpless. Siblings feel overlooked. Conversations turn into conflict.
Family therapy brings everyone into the same room, helps each person feel heard, and gives parents a clear plan. For teen eating disorders, Family-Based Treatment (FBT), where parents take an active role in recovery, is the leading evidence-based approach.
We work with the whole family, parents on their own, or a mix of both.
It helps, but it isn’t required. Parents can start on their own, and we’re experienced at engaging reluctant teens.
We work with families of children and teens, and with adult families too. Individual therapy for teens starts at 13.
Yes, and it’s one of the most important parts, especially for teens. It’s built into our outpatient care and our IOP.
Tell us a little about what’s going on. We’ll match you with a specialist in exactly this, verify your insurance for free, and most people have a first session the same week.
New mental health research is published every week, and most of it never makes it out of medical journals. Our specialists read it for you and send the findings that matter, with what they mean for real life.