At Brightline, we provide specialized support that involves parents and caregivers in their child’s journey. Everything you need is in one place — as your family’s needs change, your care plan will evolve with you.
Delivered by licensed mental health professionals with a master’s degree
For kids ages 6-17
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help with things like anxiety, ADHD, and depression
Board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrists, pediatricians, and nurse practitioners with specialized training in pediatric mental health
Helps identify if your child is a candidate for medication in addition to therapy
Coaches have a master’s degree in a psychology-related field or a bachelor’s degree with a certification in coaching, plus 5+ years of experience working with families
For kids ages 18 months-17 years & parents of young children
For behavioral and emotional challenges like self-esteem issues, social-emotional issues, tantrums
That’s one area where Brightline differs from other providers — we can coordinate with other adults and stakeholders in a child’s life. First, we work as an internally collaborative team, offering a unique ability to seek peer consultation and share in the care of a child. Our team includes certified behavioral health coaches, who can support many areas of subclinical concern and distress, often supporting families in skill-building, navigating stressors and supporting prevention.
— Honora Einhorn
Senior Clinical Manager
Chief Clinical Officer
Mom of 1
Chief Psychiatric Officer
President of Brightline Medical Associates
Dad of 2
Vice President of Coaching
Mom of 3
Vice President of Therapy
Mom of 2
Vice President of Care Innovation
Director of Care Training and Development
Dad of 1
We have an ongoing partnership with Violet, the first-ever cultural competence credentialing, upskilling, and care coordination platform for clinicians. Violet provides our coaches and therapists the training they need in order to deliver equitable, informed, and inclusive care
Families are matched with coaches who have experience working with those who have LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and other important identities.
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We'll confirm your health plan information, and what services are covered for your child.
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Based on your answers to our short questionnaire, we’ll recommend therapy or coaching.
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Appointments are available within days, not months.
