Meet 1:1 with an expert to determine the right care
Learn if therapy, medication management, ADHD or autism testing is the right next step in a clinical session
What is a clinical matching session?
It is a structured 45-minute appointment with a licensed pediatric mental health clinician to evaluate concerns, assess symptoms, and determine the most appropriate level of care.
Review symptoms, developmental history, and current concerns
The clinician gathers a comprehensive picture of your child's background, milestones, school challenges, behavioral patterns, and current functioning.
Explore therapy, medication, and psychological testing options
All available pathways are discussed so you understand what each involves.
Receive clear clinical recommendations
You will receive personalized recommendations and, if ready, be matched with the right therapist, psychologist, or a psychiatric clinician.
How the clinical matching process works
From verifying coverage through your personalized care plan.
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Verify coverage and book your session
Answer a few quick questions to receive an instant insurance estimate and view available appointment times. Book your 45-minute clinical matching session online.
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Meet with a licensed clinician
During your virtual session, a licensed clinician will review symptoms, developmental history, and current concerns to assess the appropriate level of care.
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Receive a clear care plan
At the end of the session, you will receive personalized recommendations and, if ready, be matched with the right therapist, psychologist, or a psychiatric clinician.
This matching session is right for you if:
You feel overwhelmed by mental health options
There are many types of care available. This session helps you understand which ones apply to your child.
You are unsure whether therapy alone is enough
Some children benefit from therapy, others from medication, testing, or a combination. A clinician can help clarify.
You suspect ADHD or autism but are not certain
If formal testing is needed, the clinician will recommend the appropriate evaluation pathway.
You want expert guidance before committing to treatment
Starting with a clinical matching reduces guesswork and ensures your child receives the right support from the beginning.
Expert care for every stage of development
From early childhood through young adulthood, our clinicians specialize in age-specific needs. During your matching session, we determine the best provider and care path for your child's stage of life.
What happens after your session?
After your 45-minute session, you may choose to:
Begin therapy
If therapy is the recommended next step, you can be matched with a therapist who specializes in your child's needs.
Start testing or medication evaluation
If formal ADHD or autism testing is recommended, or if medication may be appropriate, the clinician will outline the process, timeline, and next steps.
Take time to consider your options
There is no obligation to begin treatment immediately. You move forward when ready.
Licensed pediatric mental health clinicians
All sessions are conducted by licensed clinicians experienced in pediatric mental health. You are receiving structured clinical guidance, not a general intake call.
Specialized in pediatric mental health across all pathways
Clinicians are experienced with children, teens, and young adults, and can speak knowledgeably about therapy, medication, and psychological testing options.
Structured clinical guidance
This is a formal clinical session with a licensed professional, not a scheduling call or general consultation.
Frequently asked questions
No. A clinical matching session is a structured 45-minute clinical intake designed to evaluate your child’s needs and determine the most appropriate level of care.
While therapeutic conversation and psychoeducation may occur during the session, its primary purpose is assessment and care planning rather than ongoing therapy.
Based on the clinician’s evaluation, you may be matched with a therapist, referred for medication management, or recommended for ADHD or autism testing.
Yes, this is a formal clinical intake session conducted by a licensed clinician and may be covered by insurance depending on your plan. When you begin booking, you will receive an instant insurance estimate so you know what to expect before your appointment.
That is one of the reasons a clinical matching session is valuable. The clinician's role is to help you avoid unnecessary steps by providing a clear, evidence-based recommendation. If your child's needs change over time, adjustments can be made.
If you already know what your child needs, you can easily book therapy or testing directly. However, if you are uncertain, a clinical matching session ensures you start with the right service and avoid delays.
In some cases, a diagnosis may be made during intake. In other cases, further therapy, medication evaluation, or psychological testing may be recommended.
Appointments are typically available within a few days. After verifying your insurance coverage, you can select a time that works for your family and meet with a clinician virtually.
Ready to Get Clear on the Right Next Step?
You do not have to navigate this alone. Meet with a licensed clinician and leave with a clear, personalized care plan.
Virtual. Structured. Clinically guided.
