Treating children and adults with IDD and autism for anxiety, depression and other mental health concerns.
Individuals (children and adults) and families (parents, siblings, and whole families) treated for anxiety, depression and other mental health concerns, includi · $125 for Initial Assessment (90 Minutes); $95 for 60-Minute Therapy Session; $75 for 45-Minute Session; $60 for 30-Minute Session. Effective 11/1/26: $175 for Initial Assessment (90 Minutes); $125 for 60-Minute Therapy Session; $95 for 45-Minute Session; $80 for 30-Minute Session. Health insurance accepted: Aetna, AmeriHealth, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Carolina Complete, Cigna, Healthy Blue. Reduced fee services are available on a limited basis.
From triangledisability.org/services-programs/mentalhealth ↗Our therapeutic services will help you to: learn how to advocate for yourself; regulate your emotions; improve social interaction; cope with challenging behaviors; manage dual diagnosis.
Our therapeutic services will help you help to: develop self-care routines; foster good communication; advocate for not only your child, but yourself; cope with anxiety and uncertainty; focus on unique issues faced by siblings.
Call 919-942-5119 x120 to get more information or to schedule an appointment, or fill out this form to get started.
Your appointment is time we have set aside for you. As a courtesy, if you are unable to meet at this scheduled time, we ask that you contact us at least allow 48 hours in advance. If you do not attend your appointment or do not cancel within 24 hours of your scheduled time, you will be required to pay $50.
Checks and all major credit cards accepted for payment. Checks should be made payable to “Triangle Disability & Autism Services”
Individuals (children and adults); Family (parents, siblings, and whole families)
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