We support children, teens, and young adults- typically ages 4-21. We also work closely with parents and caregivers to ensure the whole family is supported.

We offer both in-person and virtual sessions. While virtual sessions can be great for parenting support and informational meetings, we recommend in-person therapy whenever possible- especially for kids and teens. Building strong, trusting relationships face-to-face is at the heart of what we do.

We help with anxiety, behavior struggles, trauma, ADHD, emotional regulation, school stress, self esteem and more. If you’re unsure whether were a good fit, were happy to talk it through with you.

Yes! We are in network with several major insurance providers. We’ll verify your benefits and help you understand coverage before you begin.

That’s totally normal. We use gentle, relationship-based approach to help kids and teens feel comfortable and in control of the process.

Absolutely. We believe supporting caregivers is key to helping kids heal and grow. Parent coaching and family sessions are available and highly recommended as part of the treatment plan.

You can complete our contact form or give us a call. We will guide you through the next steps and answer any questions you have.

Yes- your privacy is important to us. For children and teens, we balance confidentiality with parent communication in a way that builds trust and safety for everyone.

Yes. With your permission, we’re happy to collaborate with your child’s school team to ensure consistency and support across environments. This may include communicating with teachers, attending IEP or 505 meetings, or helping create behavior or support plans. We believe that when therapy and school work together, kids thrive.

Yes. Bravely’s founder, Megan Hansen, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and certified School Social Worker. Megan has worked directly with IEP and 504 teams, supported students in special education, and understands the demands educators face every day. Our team brings a deep understanding of school systems, trauma-informed care, and the importance of collaboration between schools and mental health providers

We do! Bravely offers teacher consultation around student regulation, trauma-informed responses, and neurodivergent support. We also provide professional development and training sessions for school staff on topics such as trauma, behavior as communication, and mental health in the classroom.

Yes—this is one of our core specialties. We work with school teams to create practical, relationship-centered systems that move beyond punitive models. Our trauma-informed services can include staff training, consultation, student support plans, and collaboration on systemwide strategies to promote safety and regulation for all learners.

Yes. We provide small group therapy and skill-building groups focused on emotional regulation, peer relationships, self-esteem, and coping skills. We also offer consultation and implementation support for schools interested in bringing trauma-informed SEL into the classroom.

We are open to school-based observation when it is clinically appropriate, helpful for understanding a student's needs, and permitted by the district. We always obtain parent/guardian consent before any in-school observation takes place, and we collaborate with staff to ensure minimal disruption to the student or classroom.

While school-based services are incredibly valuable, Bravely offers an added layer of support outside the school environment. We provide deeper continuity of care, involve caregivers more directly, and offer trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming therapy that follows the child across settings—not just during school hours. Our collaboration with schools is strong, but our therapeutic relationship is built independently with the child and family at the center.