Our Process

Starting therapy can feel overwhelming, especially when you're trying to find the right support for yourself, your teen, or your family. From your first conversation with us, our goal is to make the process feel clear, thoughtful, and personalized.

We take the time to understand the whole picture, thoughtfully match each client with the therapist and services that best fit their needs, and create a plan that reflects their goals, strengths, and circumstances.

How it Works

What Makes Our Process Different

Every step of our process is designed to ensure clients receive the right care at the right time.

THOUGHTFUL THERAPIST MATCH
We consider clinical needs, personality, relational fit, and treatment goals when matching each client with a therapist.

WHOLE-FAMILY PERSPECTIVE
We support the teen while partnering with families to strengthen communication, deepen understanding, and help caregivers stay appropriately involved throughout treatment.

INTEGRATED CARE
Treatment may include individual therapy, family therapy, parent support, group therapy, neurofeedback, or other wellness services depending on what is clinically appropriate.

ONGOING COLLABORATION AND CARE
Care is not static. As clients grow and their needs change, we regularly revisit goals, adjust treatment, and collaborate with families, schools, psychiatrists, physicians, and other providers when appropriate to ensure care continues to reflect what's most helpful.

We’re committed to ensuring every adolescent feels seen, supported, and empowered throughout each phase of their growth.

What Parents Can Expect

Parents are an important part of the process, especially when working with adolescents. At Kincove, we balance your child’s need for privacy and trust with your need to feel informed, supported, and involved. Our goal is to create a collaborative process where both adolescents and parents feel supported throughout treatment.

We meet regularly throughout treatment to discuss progress, provide guidance, and help create lasting changes in the way families communicate, connect, and support one another long after therapy ends.