Therapy near Stevenson Ranch and Castaic: in person in Newhall or by video

If you live in Stevenson Ranch or Castaic, finding care shouldn't mean a long, stressful drive after school or work. You have options.

In person in Newhall, or by video

Our office is at 24325 Main Street in Newhall, close to major routes in the Santa Clarita Valley. Many families also choose video sessions, especially for older kids, teens and adults with busy schedules. You can do whichever fits your week, and some people mix both.

Who we see

We see children, teens, young adults, adults, couples and families. Kids, teens and young adults 25 and under may qualify for therapy at no cost to them, and we also work with several insurance plans.

What we help with

Kids and teens:

  • Big worries, anxiety and school stress

  • Sadness, low mood and feeling withdrawn

  • Friend drama, bullying and social struggles

  • Anger, meltdowns and trouble with emotions

  • Big changes like divorce, a move or loss

  • Self-esteem, identity and growing up

Young adults:

  • Feeling stuck, behind or unsure what's next

  • Stress from work, school and money

  • Anxiety and low mood

  • Moving out, new relationships and big life transitions

  • Figuring out who you are and what you want

Couples:

  • Communication that keeps going in circles

  • Feeling distant or disconnected

  • Rebuilding trust

  • Parenting stress and its effect on your relationship

  • Big transitions like a new baby, a move or a job change

Adults and families:

  • Stress, anxiety and burnout

  • Grief and loss

  • Family conflict and communication

  • Support for parents who feel like they're guessing

No long waitlists

We work to avoid long waitlists by growing our team when more families reach out, so ask us what is open right now.

In person or by video: how to decide

If you live in Stevenson Ranch or Castaic, you have two good options. In-person sessions happen at our Newhall office, and video sessions let you meet from home. Neither is better in every case. The right fit depends on the person who is coming.

In-person tends to work well for younger children, for art-based sessions that use materials, and for anyone who finds it hard to stay focused on a screen. Video can be a great fit for busy teens and young adults, for families with tight schedules, and for anyone who feels more at ease in their own space.

Planning around the drive

If you choose in-person, pick a time that does not squeeze your family, since traffic and school pickup can change a drive quickly. Build in a few extra minutes so you are not arriving rushed, because a calm arrival makes a real difference for kids.

How to prepare for a video session

Find a private spot where your child can talk without being overheard, such as a bedroom with the door closed or a parked car if home is busy. Test your device and internet connection beforehand, and keep headphones nearby if there are other people in the house. Have a glass of water, a notebook, and any drawing supplies your child likes within reach. Afterward, give them a few quiet minutes before jumping back into homework or chores.

Questions families ask

Can we switch between video and in-person? Ask us. Many families start one way and adjust as they learn what works.

How quickly can we get started? Many clients can begin quickly, and we work to avoid long waitlists. Text us at 661-383-2252 to find out what is open.

What about cost? Clients 25 and under may qualify for no-cost therapy even with insurance. We also work with several insurance plans, and our client care coordinator checks coverage before your first session.

Is there a way to try it out first? Yes. We offer a free 15 minute consult so you can meet us and ask questions before you decide.

To get started, text us at 661-383-2252 and we'll help you find the right person.

Find a therapist: Find Your Therapist

How to start: Steps to Start Therapy

Child therapy: Child Therapy

Teen therapy: Adolescent & Teen Therapy

Explore: No-cost therapy for kids and teens in Santa Clarita

Creative Connections, 24325 Main Street, Ste. 102, Newhall

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