When Weekly Therapy Isn't Enough
Structured CBT in small groups. 8-12 weeks, several hours per week—your teen learns real skills after school, from home.
Dr. Anya: "Great point!"
Dr. Anya: "That's a great point, Alex. How does that make others feel?"
Accepted by major insurance plans. Most families pay $0.
Why "More of the Same" Isn't Working
When a teen is spiraling, 50 minutes of talk therapy a week is like putting a band-aid on a broken arm. Our intensive program fills the gap.
| Feature | Weekly Therapy | Recommended Kin CBT Program |
|---|---|---|
| Time building skills | 1 hour / week | 3 structured sessions / week |
| Peer Support | None | Daily groups |
| Parent Coaching | Rare / Monthly | Weekly updates |
| Crisis Support | "Go to the ER" | Care coordinator team |
| Duration | Indefinite (years) | 8-12 week program |
What "3 Sessions a Week" Actually Looks Like
It's not just sitting in a Zoom room. It's a mix of skill-building, processing, and connecting—all scheduled after school so they don't fall behind.
- After School Hours: typically 4pm - 7pm
- 3 Sessions a Week: Consistent routine
- 100% Virtual: Safe from home
Sample Daily Schedule
Worried They Won't Participate?
Most parents are. But 87% of teens complete the program because we don't treat them like patients.
- No "Cringe" Therapy: We use humor, pop culture, and real talk. No stiff clinical vibes.
- Peer Validation: Hearing "I feel that way too" from a peer is more powerful than any adult advice.
- Interactive Tools: Digital whiteboards, polls, and breakout rooms keep them active, not passive.
"I actually looked forward to logging on. The other kids in my group just got it."
— Sarah, 16Stories from Parents Like You
"We tried three therapists and nothing stuck. 3 weeks into Kin, she is using coping skills and actually talking to us again."
"The no-waitlist aspect was huge. We were in crisis and needed help NOW. Kin delivered."
"Virtual meant no driving 45 minutes each way. My daughter finally found kids who understand anxiety like she does."
Your Teen Doesn't Have to Keep Struggling
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