You know your child. And we know how to help your family.

Our comprehensive testing process gives parents and kids the answers they need to common questions about things like learning disorders, executive functioning, and autism

We also support families by identifying recommendations for next steps at school, at home, and beyond

For behavioral concerns, depression, trauma, and other more common pediatric issues

We offer both generalized care and focused programs for anxiety, OCD, and attention and behavior disorders

We utilize evidence-based interventions like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure and response prevention (ERP), parent management training (PMT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and others

Our therapists personalize interventions, measure outcomes, and work with families toward symptom reduction with a shared decision-making process

Therapists are licensed, have a either a doctorate or a master’s degree, and specialize in working with children, adolescents, and their families

Our psychiatry teams partner with parents to determine whether medication is appropriate; it is usually recommended that the child receiving medication is also enrolled in therapy (at Brightline or elsewhere)

Psychiatry team members work closely with parents to provide clear direction on medication management, and close follow-up; they also collaborate with other care providers (e.g., PCP, therapists) to ensure the best care

Psychiatry providers are board-certified psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and/or pediatricians with specialized training and experience in pediatrics