Behavioral Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Traumatic Brain Injury Support for Children, Teens, Adults, and Families
Individual Therapy
For children, teens, and adults who want support that actually translates into daily life.
Individual therapy is a space to better understand what’s going on, build useful skills, and start making meaningful changes.
We commonly help with:
Behavioral challenges
Emotional regulation
Stress, overwhelm, or burnout
Life transitions (new job, move, loss, etc.)
School or work-related challenges
Substance-related concerns
Feeling stuck or disconnected
What this looks like at TBI:
We keep sessions grounded and practical
We focus on tools you can use outside of therapy
We help you notice patterns and shift them in real time
👉 Best for: Individuals who want more than just a place to talk and are ready to engage in change.
Occupational Therapy
Support that connects behavior, sensory needs, and everyday functioning.
Occupational therapy focuses on how people with sensory, neurological, or developmental differences move through and interact with the world.
OT can be especially helpful for individuals who:
Feel overwhelmed by sensory input
Struggle with focus, organization, or daily routines
Have behavioral challenges connected to underlying regulation needs
Are navigating traumatic brain injury or neurological differences
What this looks like at TBI:
Integrating sensory-informed strategies into everyday routines
Collaborating with therapists, families, and schools when helpful
Focusing on skills that improve independence, regulation, and day-to-day functioning
Our occupational therapy services are often used alongside therapy to provide a more complete, whole-person approach.
👉 Best for: Individuals and families who want practical, hands-on support that connects behavior, sensory needs, and real-life functioning.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Support
Specialized, brain-informed care for individuals and families navigating the impact of traumatic brain injury.
Our work with TBI goes beyond general therapy. We understand how brain-based changes can affect behavior, emotions, relationships, and daily functioning.
We support individuals and families with:
Behavioral and emotional changes following brain injury
Challenges with focus, memory, and regulation
School or work-related difficulties
Family dynamics impacted by neurological changes
Adjusting to life after injury
What this looks like at TBI:
A neuroscience-informed approach that connects behavior to brain function
Practical strategies to support regulation, communication, and daily routines
Collaboration with families, schools, and other providers when helpful
We also offer guidance and consultation for more complex cases where coordination and deeper clinical insight are needed.
👉 Best for: Individuals and families looking for specialized support that understands the neurological and real-life impact of traumatic brain injury.
What You Can Expect
Starting therapy can feel like a big step. We aim to make it feel clear, comfortable, and supportive from the beginning.
Our goal is simple: to help you feel more confident, more capable, and more like yourself in your day-to-day life.
FAQ
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We offer individual therapy, couples and family therapy, and bilingual/bicultural therapy in both English and Spanish. Every session is tailored to you—your story, your goals, your pace. No one-size-fits-all formulas here. We' tailor the way we work together to your needs and can work multiple types of therapy into your care plan.
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Most clients meet with their therapist once a week. That consistency helps the work stick. If you need something different, we’ll talk about it together.
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We offer in-person or virtual sessions depending on what is right for you. Our office is located in Agawam, MA and many clients love coming in for the community feel. Please reach out for more information on in-person sessions.
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Out of pocket rates range from $175-$225 depending on licensure and experience of the clinician. Limited sliding scale spots are available for those with financial need. Please reach out to us for more information- we are happy to work with you to help keep therapy affordable.
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We are in-network with Aetna plans and can work with clients based in New York state. Co-payment and benefits vary and will be confirmed prior to your first appointment.
We are out of network with all other insurance plans but will provide you with a superbill containing the necessary paperwork for reimbursement.
If you are out of network, or “out of pocket,” we encourage you to check with your insurance company on what your out of network benefits include. Some questions you may want to ask:
What is the out of network reimbursement rate for routine behavioral health services/ mental health services/ psychotherapy?
What is my out of network deductible, and how much of my deductible have I already met?
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A scheduled appointment means we reserve time only for you. If you miss your appointment or cancel with less than 48 hours notice, you will be responsible for a missed session fee of $150. Generally, your insurance company does not reimburse for missed sessions and the fee will be charged to your card on file.
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Yes, current regulations require that you’re in Massachusetts for us to work together, even via telehealth.
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Absolutely, especially for children and teens, we often take a community-based approach that may include collaboration with parents, schools, or other trusted supports. As with any collaboration, we require consent from the family and/or individual receiving care.
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Yes, we offer workshops, trainings, and custom programming.
These can be tailored to topics like parent support, stress management, behavioral strategies, and educator well-being. Reach out to us to discuss what you’re looking for.