Children, Couples and Families
Care that meets children and teens where they are, and a shared space for partners and families to listen, understand and reconnect.
Child & Adolescent Therapy
Support that helps young people feel understood. Developmentally responsive therapy for emotional, behavioral, relational, school, and trauma-related concerns.
Caregivers are included when clinically appropriate, with attention to a young person's privacy, safety and growing independence.
We work with children from birth through age 17, and with adults 18 and older.
Request an appointmentTherapy for the Whole Family
Children develop within relationships, so caregivers are often important partners in care, from goal-setting to practicing skills at home.
The clinician explains confidentiality and its limits in clear, age-appropriate language.
Couples Therapy
Couples therapy can help partners slow down conflict, understand one another's experiences, communicate needs more clearly, and practice healthier ways of responding.
- Communication difficulties
- Recurring conflict
- Loss of trust
- Emotional distance
- Life transitions
- Parenting and co-parenting
Family Therapy
Family therapy can help families understand how stress, trauma, behavior, communication and relationships affect the family as a whole, and work toward healthier patterns.
- Parent-child conflict
- Behavioral or emotional concerns
- Trauma and loss
- Family transitions
- Blended-family adjustment
- Caregiver stress
Parenting Support
Parenting support can help caregivers understand behavior, strengthen connection, respond more consistently, and practice strategies that support a child's emotional and behavioral development.
Peer Support Groups
Being around others who get it can matter as much as anything said in an individual session. Our peer support groups bring children and teens together with others who share similar experiences, for connection, encouragement and a reminder that they're not alone.
Youth Programs
Confianza Health's youth programs provide safe, engaging and educational experiences for children and teens: mentoring, life-skills development, positive engagement opportunities, weekly group sessions, skill-building workshops, and field trips.
What caregivers may notice: changes in mood, sleep, school performance, friendships or behavior can signal that a young person needs support. One sign alone isn't a diagnosis — a professional conversation can help clarify what's happening.
What young people can expect: therapy isn't a punishment. Sessions may include conversation, creative or play-based activities, skill practice, and work with family, always working toward goals you help set.
Content needed: Current ages served, enrollment steps, and a confirmed program schedule.
- Emotional growth
- Social and communication skills
- Resilience
- Confidence
- Healthy decision-making
- Positive relationships
FAQs
Do you work with children and teens?
Yes. We offer child and adolescent therapy, and family therapy.
Does everyone need to attend every session?
Not always. The therapist will recommend a session structure based on the concern, the people involved, and the treatment goals.
Can family therapy be part of a child's treatment?
Yes, family involvement may be included when it supports the child's treatment and is clinically appropriate.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Request an appointment online from our Get Started page, or call us at (623) 439-7472.
Do you offer services in Spanish?
Yes. Se habla español.
