Choose the right care

We specialize in the following conditions:

• Academic stress
• ADHD and focus concerns
• Anger management
• Bullying and cyberbullying
• Confidence and self-esteem
• Depression
• Family issues
• Gender identity
• Grief and loss
• Life changes and adjustments
• Motivation
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
• Panic disorder
• Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Self-harm
• Sleep issues
• Social adjustments
• Social anxiety
• Social media and tech addiction
• Resilience
• Relationships
• Text anxiety

We have deep focus on the above conditions and experiences to ensure we offer the best care possible. We don’t, however, treat the following:

• Bipolar disorder
• Eating disorders
• Schizophrenia
• Substance abuse disorders

Don’t see a specific condition or experience above? Reach out to us here to learn more.

Emora specializes in the treatment of children, teens, and parents, allowing us to adjust our approach for every age.

Reach out to us to find out if our services are a good fit.

We take a holistic approach to care in the deepest sense – involving a child’s goals, involving the family, focusing on context, and adapting to feedback from both the parent and child. We are on a mission to make therapy truly tailored to every patient.

Yes! Emora’s program was developed by leading psychiatric and behavioral experts to provide clinically validated, engaging, and effective care.

Our providers are carefully selected and cover a range of demographics, experiences, and styles to ensure every child or teen can work with someone who meshes well with them. 

We account for each individual's preferences, goals, environment, and experiences to ensure we match a provider who can connect with the child or teen and has experience in treating what matters most to each patient.

We do! Currently, our screening and evaluation tools are directly for families, as well as through partner school districts.

Contact us to find out if your school district is covered by Emora Health.

Virtual therapy has been proven to be as effective as in-person therapy, with several added benefits:

• Access to more therapists: Virtual therapy allows anyone to access a broader range of therapist for better child-provider matching.
• Cost: Virtual therapy allows for reduced costs to the family, allowing us to offer our services to more people.
• Convenience: Increased flexibility around when to meet with a therapist, without having to leave the comfort of your school or home.
• Privacy: Nobody has to know if you are joining a therapy session unless you want them to know.

You can visit www.emorahealth.com/products to find availability by appointment type, preferred provider, and more. This will show each provider's next available appointment date, whether you're looking for therapy, medication, or evaluations.

For therapy and medication, appointments are typically available from some therapists as early as the next day. For evaluations, we do our best to have open availability every week.

Most families pay $0–$30 per session. We're in-network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Optum, United, TRICARE, and more. During sign-up we verify your benefits and walk you through any costs before your first session.

Emora's licensed pediatric therapists serve families in Texas, Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, and more. You can browse therapists by state and availability, then book a free 15-minute match call.

A child therapist provides talk therapy and behavioral support. A child psychologist primarily helps with ADHD, autism, and other behavioral and developmental assessments. A child psychiatrist or a psychiatric nurse practitioner can prescribe and manage psychiatric medication. At Emora, the three work as a team — you can see a therapist, a psychologist, or a psychiatrist, or all three, and they share notes with your permission.