Child & Family Counseling in North Attleboro and Online
When your child is having a hard time, knowing how to help can feel overwhelming. You may be noticing changes in their mood or behavior, hearing more about difficulties at school, or finding that everyday conversations turn into arguments.
Titus Counseling Associates offers counseling for children of all ages, teens, and families, with in-person appointments in North Attleboro and online options. We’ll help you find a therapist whose experience and approach fit your child’s needs and your family’s goals.
Support for Children, Teens, and Their Families
Every child communicates differently. Younger children may show their feelings through behavior, while older children and teens may struggle to explain what they’re experiencing—or feel unsure about opening up.
Our therapists take time to understand your child as an individual, including their strengths, relationships, and experiences at home and school. Whether you’re seeking individual counseling for your child or support for your family together, we can help you explore the next step.
You don’t need to know which therapist or type of counseling to choose before reaching out. That’s part of the matching process.
When Can Child or Family Counseling Help?
Families contact us for support with concerns such as:
Anxiety, worry, and feeling overwhelmed.
Sadness, low mood, or withdrawal.
Strong emotions and difficulty managing frustration.
Behavioral challenges at home or school.
School stress and changes in routine.
Self-esteem and confidence.
Family conflict and communication difficulties.
Stressful experiences and life transitions.
You can also reach out when something feels different but you’re unsure how to describe it. The consultation gives you a place to share what you’ve noticed and ask questions.
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Counseling begins with understanding what has brought your family in and what you hope will change. Your therapist will adapt the approach to your child’s age, development, interests, and comfort level.
Depending on the clinician and your child’s needs, sessions may involve conversation, play-based activities, or practicing skills for expressing feelings and handling difficult situations.
Parents and caregivers can be an important part of the process. Your therapist will discuss when your participation may be helpful, how family sessions might support your goals, and how to encourage progress between appointments. For teens, this also includes discussing privacy and appropriate caregiver involvement.
Family therapy creates space to explore patterns, hear different perspectives, and practice more helpful ways of communicating.
In-Person and Online Counseling Options
Meet with a therapist at our North Attleboro office or ask about telehealth appointments.
The best setting depends on your child’s age, needs, ability to engage online, and clinician availability. During matching, we’ll discuss your preferences and confirm which appointment options are available and appropriate for your family.
Let’s Find the Right Support for Your Family
Complete the consultation form and tell us a little about your child, what you’re seeking help with, your insurance, and your scheduling preferences.
Our team will review your information and help identify a therapist based on clinical fit, availability, and your family’s needs.
Free 15-minute consultation. Most inquiries receive a response within 24–48 hours.