Kalamazoo Child & Family Counseling provides therapy, psychological testing, psychiatric medication management, and intensive outpatient treatment for children, teens, and families in Kalamazoo and throughout Southwest Michigan.
We offer morning, after-school, and evening appointments, with multiple commercial and Medicaid insurance plans accepted.
We are a pediatric mental health practice dedicated to helping children, teens, and families. Our clinicians have specialized training in child development and children’s mental health, and our care is trauma-informed, family-centered, and grounded in evidence-based treatment.
Our therapists help children and teens experiencing anxiety, depression and mood concerns, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, and emotional or behavioral challenges. We also support foster and adoptive families and children experiencing attachment or relationship difficulties.
Whether your child is struggling with worry, impulsivity, defiance, difficult experiences, or intense emotions, our team can help your family understand what is happening, develop practical skills, strengthen relationships, and find more shared joy.
Our Kalamazoo office is more than child-friendly—it was created specifically for children, teens, and their families. We provide a welcoming environment where young people can feel comfortable, supported, and understood.
Located on South Westnedge Avenue in the Atriums, we serve families from Kalamazoo, Portage, Mattawan, Battle Creek, and throughout Southwest Michigan. Morning, after-school, and evening appointments are available to help make care easier to fit into busy family schedules.
We participate with multiple commercial and Medicaid insurance plans. Visit our Insurance and Payment page to learn more about coverage.
Kalamazoo Child & Family Counseling welcomes and supports children, teens, caregivers, and families of all backgrounds and identities. We are committed to providing a safe, respectful, and affirming environment where every family feels seen, understood, and supported—including LGBTQIA+ children, teens, and families.
Children and teens may benefit from therapy when emotional or behavioral challenges begin affecting life at home, at school, or in relationships. Signs that your child may need additional support include:
It can be difficult to know whether your child is going through a temporary phase or needs additional support. Our team can help you understand your child’s needs and determine whether therapy may be beneficial.
