Ages 14-18

Teen Mental Health IOP

Comprehensive mental health treatment for Florida teenagers facing anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation. Our teen mental health IOP combines evidence-based therapy with peer support in a virtual environment designed specifically for adolescent minds. Unlike adult mental health programs adapted for teens, our approach addresses the unique neurological, social, and developmental aspects of teenage mental health. Every session is led by clinicians who specialize exclusively in adolescent psychology and trauma-informed care.

Program snapshot
Who it's for Florida teens ages 14-18 (virtual)
Time commitment 8 weeks, 3 hours per day, 3 days per week (9 hours per week). After school, typically 4-7 PM.
Modalities CBT and DBT skills, group therapy plus weekly individual therapy.
Parent support Weekly progress updates and optional parent coaching or support groups.
Start time No waitlist. Most families start within 48 hours.
Not a fit Active substance abuse requiring detox; immediate safety concerns needing 24/7 supervision; severe eating disorders needing medical monitoring; inability to participate in group settings.
  • Group and individual sessions, multiple times per week
  • We only treat teens 14-18. It's all we do.
  • 3x/week from their room. You get support too.
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94%
of parents report meaningful improvement within 30 days
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Most families pay $0 — we accept all major insurance

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Adolescent Mental Health Focus

Why Mental Health-Focused Treatment for Teens Matters

Teen mental health requires specialized approaches that address adolescent brain development, identity formation, and peer relationships. Our mental health IOP goes beyond symptom management to build emotional intelligence, resilience, and healthy coping strategies that support long-term wellbeing.

Teen Specialists Only

We don't treat adults. We don't treat young children. We strictly specialize in the unique developmental needs of teens ages 14-18.

Licensed Clinicians Only

No interns. No "facilitators." Every single group is led by a licensed therapist (LCSW, LMHC, PhD) with specific expertise in teen mental health.

Built for Engagement

We ditched the boring worksheets. We use polls, interactive challenges, and digital-first communication that actually holds a teen's attention.

No Waitlist

Mental health crises don't run on a schedule. While others have 6-week waitlists, your teen can start their cohort within 48 hours.

Virtual Program Structure

How Virtual Teen IOP Works

Our virtual teen IOP runs 3 days per week after school, with a dedicated cohort of 6-10 peers facing similar mental health challenges.

FeatureTraditional ProgramsKin Therapy
The Clinical Team× Mixed (Facilitators & Interns) 100% Licensed Therapists
Age Group× Wide ranges (12-18 mixed) Strict Teen Cohorts (14-18)
The Vibe× Lectures & Worksheets Interactive & Relatable
Accessibility× Waitlists & Commutes Instant Start from Home
Parent Support× Often limited/optional Weekly Updates & Coaching
Parent Testimonials

Families who've been where you are

"The no waitlist was huge for us. We were in crisis and needed help NOW. Other programs quoted us 6 weeks. Kin had our daughter in a group by Thursday."

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Robert T.
Father of 15-year-old
★★★★★

"I was skeptical about virtual therapy for my son. But he actually looks forward to sessions—says the other kids 'get it.' The therapists use games and activities that hold his attention."

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Maria S.
Mother of 14-year-old
★★★★★

"3 weeks in and she's using the coping skills they taught her. She's talking to us again. I didn't think we'd see progress this fast, honestly."

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David L.
Father of 16-year-old
★★★★★

"Not having to drive 45 minutes each way during an already stressful time was a relief. She got better care without leaving her room."

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Amy W.
Mother of 14-year-old
★★★★★

"The peer support aspect is incredible. My daughter finally found kids who understand anxiety like she does. They text between sessions."

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Jennifer K.
Mother of 17-year-old
★★★★★

"The flexibility with school was a game-changer. He could attend IOP after school and still keep up with his classes and extracurriculars."

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Michael R.
Father of 15-year-old
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Is IOP Right for Your Teen?

Is Intensive Outpatient Right for Your Teen?

Teen IOP is ideal when weekly therapy isn't enough, but your teen doesn't need residential treatment. From first call to first session in 48 hours.

1

Quick Assessment Call

A 15-minute call with our admissions team to understand your teen's situation and confirm Kin is the right fit. No commitment required.

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2

Clinical Intake

Meet with a licensed clinician who creates a personalized treatment plan. We handle insurance verification—most families pay $0.

Within 24 hours
3

First Group Session

Your teen joins their peer group—6-8 teens facing similar challenges, led by a licensed therapist. Treatment starts with evidence-based CBT and DBT skills.

Within 48 hours
Teen Mental Health Treatment Outcomes

Measurable mental health improvement in teens

We track outcomes obsessively because your teen's progress is what matters.

67%
Average reduction in depression symptoms (PHQ-A)
Based on pre/post clinical assessments
94%
Of parents report meaningful improvement
Post-program family survey
87%
Program completion rate
vs. 50% industry average
Insurance & Getting Started

Getting Started with Teen Mental Health Treatment

Most major insurance plans cover teen mental health IOP in Florida. We accept BlueCross, Aetna, Cigna, United, and Florida Medicaid.

Is virtual IOP as effective as in-person?

Research consistently shows virtual IOP is equally effective as in-person treatment for teens. In fact, many teens feel more comfortable opening up from their own space—leading to better engagement and outcomes. Our 87% completion rate (vs. 50% industry average) reflects this.

How is Kin different from other virtual IOPs?

Three key differences: (1) Every group is led by a licensed therapist (LCSW, LMHC, PhD)—not unlicensed facilitators. (2) We have no waitlist—most teens start within 48 hours. (3) Our curriculum is designed specifically for Gen Z, with interactive elements that keep teens engaged rather than zoning out.

What's the time commitment?

The program runs 8 weeks with 3 hours of group therapy per day, 3 days per week (9 hours/week total). Sessions are scheduled after school hours (typically 4-7 PM) so your teen stays in school. We also include weekly individual therapy sessions and optional parent support groups.

What if my teen won't participate?

Resistance is normal—and expected. Our therapists are trained to work with reluctant teens. The interactive format (games, polls, challenges) helps break the ice, and the peer connection often becomes the reason teens want to show up. We've found that even skeptical teens tend to engage once they realize other kids in the group genuinely understand their struggles.

How are parents/caregivers involved?

You'll receive weekly progress updates from your teen's treatment team, including specific talking points to continue therapeutic work at home. We also offer optional parent coaching sessions and peer support groups—because we know this is hard for the whole family, not just your teen.

Is Kin appropriate for my teen's condition?

Kin's teen IOP treats teens ages 14-18 with anxiety, depression, self-harm behaviors, school refusal, and related conditions. IOP is appropriate when weekly therapy isn't enough but residential treatment isn't necessary. If you're unsure, our clinical team will assess during the intake call and refer you elsewhere if we're not the right fit—no pressure.

Your teen doesn't have to struggle alone

No waitlist. Start this week. See if Kin is right for your family.

Call (813) 212-5200

Most families get started within 48 hours

Quick Fit Check

Let's see if Kin is right for your teen.

Takes 30 seconds. No commitment.

What's Going On

What's your teen struggling with most right now?

No wrong answer. This helps us prep for our call.

What Has Your Teen Tried?

What has your teen tried so far?

This helps us understand where you're at.

Almost there!

How can we reach you?

91%

of parents report meaningful improvement in their teen's mental health after completing our program.

We'll be in touch soon!

We will reach out as soon as possible to discuss how we can help, answer questions, and outline next steps. You can also call or text us 24/7 at (813) 212-5200.

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