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Many LGBTQ+ and BIPOC kids experience mental health concerns like elevated levels of stress, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. Ensuring safe spaces and access to coaches, therapists, and psychologists who provide gender-inclusive, diverse, and informed healthcare is vital to these kids.
Brightline stands with these communities and ensures we are providing inclusive, identity-centered care by mandating clinician training with Violet, an analytics and training platform that helps companies provide culturally-competent care.
Through the partnership between Violet and our own Brightline Academy, 86% of Brightline clinicians are BIPOC-certified, 68% are LGBQ-certified, 60% are TGNC* (transgender and gender non-conforming) certified.

Getting started is easy

We'll confirm your health plan information, and what services are covered for your child.

Based on your answers to our short questionnaire, we’ll recommend therapy or coaching.

Appointments are available within days, not months.

Therapists are licensed and have a masters degree and at least five years of experience
Rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, our approach helps reduce symptoms, improve chronic conditions, and support high-acuity diagnoses
For kids ages 2–17

Our psychiatric care teams are board certified and have specialized training in pediatrics
Partner with parents and caregivers to determine if medication is appropriate
Medication management along with psychiatric care
For kids ages 6–17

The severity of a child’s mental health issues affects the level of caregiver strain
Higher levels of strain can impact productivity at home and at work
Our child-centered therapy for parents helps build patience, resilience, and skills