Emotional well-being
Anxiety, depression, stress and emotional regulation.
Therapy at the Village
Support for what life brings.
You do not have to have everything figured out to ask for support. Our mental health team works with individuals, couples and families on the concerns that matter to them.

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At a glance
Who it’s for
Children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Not sure whether this is the right starting point? You can ask our team before making a decision.
Individual therapy can be a place to explore emotions, stress, relationships or changes in your life.
Couples and family therapy create room to work on communication and relationships together.
What we support
These are areas to explore with your clinician, not a checklist you need to complete.
Anxiety, depression, stress and emotional regulation.
Communication, conflict, co-parenting and changes in family life.
Grief, transitions, identity and caregiving concerns.
School stress, attention, social challenges and big feelings.
Our approach
Our licensed marriage and family therapists bring a range of approaches to care. Your clinician will talk with you about your concerns, discuss what may fit your needs, and build a plan with you.
Speech, occupational and behavioral services can be part of a broader care conversation when relevant. Your mental health needs remain the starting point.
Practical questions
The short version
Mental health therapy offers a place to work through emotional concerns, relationships and life changes. You can ask about individual, couples or family support.
Children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Coverage depends on the plan and service. The current insurance page lists Kaiser Permanente and HealthNet for mental health services. Confirm your own benefits, availability and service fit with our team.
Looking at another kind of support?
A place to begin
Ask a question, talk through your options, and take the next step at your own pace.