Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT).

Child-parent relationship therapy (CPRT) is a type of counseling that focuses on improving the relationship between parents and their children. It is a short-term treatment that aims to help parents develop a better understanding of their child’s emotional needs, improve communication, and increase positive interactions. CPRT is a form of play therapy where parents and children participate in interactive play activities to improve their relationship.

CPRT works by helping parents develop skills to better understand and respond to their child's emotional needs. It encourages parents to listen actively to their children, validate their feelings, and provide a safe and supportive environment for them to express themselves. During CPRT sessions, parents and children engage in play activities that are designed to promote positive interactions, build trust, and enhance communication. Parents learn to communicate with their children using play as a medium, allowing them to connect with their children at their level.

CPRT can benefit a wide range of families, including those with children who have behavioral or emotional problems, those experiencing parent-child relationship difficulties, or those who simply want to improve their communication and relationship. It can be particularly effective for families experiencing stressors such as divorce, remarriage, or significant life changes. CPRT can also benefit families with children who have special needs or developmental challenges.

The philosophy behind CPRT is that children's emotional and behavioral problems are often a reflection of their relationship with their parents. By improving the quality of the parent-child relationship, children can experience a more positive sense of self and have healthier relationships with others. CPRT is based on the belief that children have an innate drive to connect with their parents, and when parents provide a safe and nurturing environment, children can thrive emotionally, socially, and academically. CPRT emphasizes the importance of empathy, play, and positive reinforcement in building strong, healthy parent-child relationships.

ReachLink accepts most national plans including Aetna, United Healthcare, Oscar and more. Please reach out to one of our Care Coordinators to find out if your insurance is covered. Our team can complete a Verification of Benefits (VOB) quickly and at no cost to you. Please call or text 833-322-0977 to learn more.

Clients paying out of pocket can access unlimited sessions. Many insurance plans cover sessions, typically 1 per week. Please reach out to one of our Care Coordinators to find out if your insurance is covered. Our team can complete a Verification of Benefits (VOB) quickly and at no cost to you. Please call or text 833-322-0977 to learn more.

ReachLink works with licensed providers who offer therapy in the state(s) they are licensed in. Provider types include but are not limited to LCSWs, LMHCs, LMFTs, and LPCs. ReachLink only provides talk therapy along with  digital services through our website. ReachLink does not provide medication management.

Yes! Please reach out to one of our Care Coordinators to find out more at 833-322-0977.

Unfortunately, ReachLink does not accept Medicare and Medicaid at this time. We are looking into options to be able to accept these plans in the future.