Structured Child and Teen Treatment Programs
We offer Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Evidence-informed, structured clinical programs designed to help you navigate mental health challenges with clarity and professional guidance through our secure telehealth platform.
Structured Child and Teen CBT Short Term Treatment Programs (Dr. Brian W. Selby)
8 Week GAD Program
A structured, evidence-informed cognitive behavioral therapy program specifically designed to manage Generalized Anxiety Disorder. This program focuses on identifying worry triggers, developing relaxation techniques, and rebuilding cognitive resilience over eight clinical sessions.
10 Week Social Anxiety/Social Phobia Program
Targeted psychotherapy for individuals facing social anxiety challenges. Through a 10-week cognitive behavioral, evidence informed clinical curriculum, clients engage in exposure-based strategies and social skills development to navigate social environments with increased confidence and reduced distress.
16 Week OCD Program
A comprehensive, evidence informed, cognitive behavioral program utilizing Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). This 16-week clinical phase provides therapeutic treatment for managing intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, tailored to long-term management and healing.
6 Week Simple Phobia Program
A structured, cognitive behavioral, evidence-informed program for specific fears and phobias. Treatment focuses on understanding fear and avoidance patterns and developing skills for gradually approaching feared situations or experiences in a planned and supportive manner.
Care Suitability and Treatment Fit
Short-term structured treatment may be appropriate for some clinical presentations, but it is not the appropriate level or duration of care for every individual. More complex clinical needs may require longer-term counseling or psychotherapy, intensive outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment, or other services.
Treatment response and duration vary based on multiple individual and clinical factors, and participation in a structured program does not guarantee a particular outcome or completion of treatment within the stated timeframe. Recommendations for continued treatment or a different level of care are based on ongoing clinical assessment and formulation and are discussed collaboratively, with consideration of client needs, preferences, consent, and choice.