A personalized plan for healing and growth
Engaging therapy designed to support children
You’re watching your child struggle with overwhelming emotions, and you’re deeply concerned about what may happen if things continue this way. The worry keeps you up at night, and despite how much you care, you may feel unsure of the best way to support them.
Parenting is not instinctive. We are not designed to know all the answers on our own
You are trying what you know to help them, but still feel defeated
Wellness Workers Network quarterly meetings at 4&Co.
Professional Development Networking
Parent Support/Coaching
School Assistance
General Questions about 504s/IEPs
Parent Counseling Supports
Emotional & Behavioral Support: Behavioral Concerns
Anxiety/Stress, Emotional Dysregulation, Anger Management, Impulsivity
School & Social Challenges:
Focus/Inattention Difficulties, Poor Social Skills, Low Self-Esteem
Life Changes & Emotional Healing:
Loss/Grief, Divorce, Situational Trauma
to support children between the ages of 4-18, coping with:
Individual Counseling Supports
Services Provided
Accepted Payment Options
A. Wilson Child Therapy is a private pay practice. Payment is due at the time of service, and all major credit cards and HSA funds are accepted.
Super bills for out-of-network reimbursement can be provided upon request. The practice is also an approved provider for the Step Up Scholarship.
Families are encouraged to confirm insurance reimbursement eligibility and benefit guidelines prior to scheduling services.
15-Min Consultation:
Complimentary
60-Min Therapy Session:
$150/hr
(45 mins with child, 15 mins w/ parent)
60-Min Initial Intake Session:
$160
Session Pricing
Session Information & Pricing
Each child will receive an individualized treatment plan, with goals that are regularly reviewed and adjusted throughout the therapeutic process. Both parents and children are encouraged to provide ongoing feedback to help A Wilson Child Therapy monitor progress and ensure sessions are aligned with each child’s needs and desired outcomes.
Treatment Plan
All individual sessions are 60 minutes in length and are thoughtfully divided into two parts: 45 minutes of one-on-one time with your child, followed by 15 minutes with both parent and child together at the end of the session. Children will receive high quality therapy support and work towards treatment goals in session through fun and play.
Sessions
After a complimentary 15-minute consultation call, parents will receive instructions for completing intake paperwork through the SimplePractice portal before the initial session. The intake session is designed to feel welcoming and collaborative while reviewing goals, expectations, and treatment recommendations. Time is also dedicated to helping your child feel comfortable, supported, and connected from the very beginning.
Intake Process
Here’s what happens next
“Andrea goes above and beyond for her clients and always makes them feel special and loved.”
“Her suggestions changed the way I managed my child's anxiety, and as a result we have seen a much better response at home.”
Happy notes from happy families
Andrea creates a warm, engaging environment where children can build trust, express emotions openly, and grow with confidence. Through compassionate, relationship-based care, each child is supported in a way that feels personal, encouraging, and developmentally appropriate.
With a strong focus on connection, play, and emotional safety, therapy sessions are designed to help children feel comfortable being themselves while building meaningful coping skills and resilience.
Meet your Therapist
Connection-focused therapy designed to help children feel safe, supported, and understood
How long are children usually in therapy?
This greatly varies based on each child’s unique needs. The average amount of time children attend A Wilson Child Therapy is approximately 3-6 months. I typically start with sessions weekly and reduce frequency as your child is meeting treatment goals. I also will assist with shorter, solution-focused needs as well (i.e. bullying situations, etc) or longer if your child has a diagnosis or situation that may require ongoing support.
Can I bring my other children that are not in therapy to my child’s sessions?
