Helping families rediscover joy, connection and hope!
Family Therapy in St. Louis
There’s no manual for parenting a child with big behaviors or healing generational trauma - but we’re here to give you support, clarity, and tools to help guide the way.
Well, this isn’t how you thought parenting would be.
In case no one has, let us be the first to tell you that there is no shame in feeling like parenting is overwhelmingly hard. Whether your child is having big behaviors that Google hasn’t helped with, or you’re noticing your own childhood wounds coming up in your relationship with your child, we’re here to support you, too.
Family Therapy Can Help Your Family By…
Providing coaching to help you understand your child’s behavior and how to respond to it
Giving you new strategies to connect with your child
Uncovering your strengths, and helping you use them when facing new challenges
Finding and practicing new communication skills you can use with your child
Challenging your beliefs about what being a “good” parent means
Helping process and heal from past trauma, so you can show up for your child and yourself
"You deserve support that feels like hope, not pressure."
A clear path — not a confusing process.
Reach out:
Give us a call or click the link below to schedule a call with one of our Client Care Coordinators.
We’ll spend 15-30 minutes learning about your family’s situation and needs, sharing about our services, and either scheduling you with one of our therapists, or connecting you with more appropriate resources.
Meet Your Therapist:
Your first session is a 60-minute block with your new therapist. You’ll discuss your child’s background, strengths, and current needs. We’ll cover expectations, policies, and the first steps of establishing a treatment plan for your family and child.
Watch Your Child Bud & Bloom:
Begin with weekly sessions using the approach your therapist recommended. This may mean family therapy, parent support, individual therapy, or a mixture of these approaches.
Unlike other medical treatments, therapy doesn’t have a fixed timeline, and depends on your child’s specific needs. However, most clients remain with us between 8-12 months. Your therapist will keep you updated on progress every step of the way!
Outgrowing our Garden (AKA Discontinuing Services):
As you and/or your therapist sees progress toward your original goals, we’ll begin conversations around graduation from therapy.
We understand that therapy often becomes a special place to children, so we usually give a 3-week notice to support this transition. When we discuss ending therapy, some kids may have big feelings, and you may even see some regression. Rest assured this can be a normal part of the process.
Together with your therapist, you will choose an ending day for therapy. The therapist and child will choose how to spend that last session in a way that honors the child’s work and progress. Every termination is always a “good bye for now,” as we have an open-door policy and always welcome back previous clients if they find themselves needing support in the future.
Bloom Together Pricing:
A Shared Care Model
Our Bloom Together Pricing model is built on a simple truth: families are in different financial seasons.
In order to ensure the most focused care for our families through a smaller caseload for each provider, we are not in-network commercial insurance plans.
We accept credit cards, debit cards, and HSA/FSA. Many of our families have success with applying for out–of-network reimbursement for our services! Learn more here.
For information about Good Faith Estimates, click here.
Supported Season:
$75 PER SESSION
Some families are in seasons where they need reduced fees to access care. We have limited spots available for this season, and families will pay $75 per session.
Sustaining Season:
$150 PER SESSION
Others may be in a stable place and able to pay our standard rate $150.
Generative Season:
$200 PER SESSION
And some may have additional capacity to give forward, helping expand access for others in our community ($200).
Instead of a single flat fee, we invite clients to choose the rate that fits their current reality. Higher-tier contributions can support access to therapy for families who otherwise might not be able to afford care with us.
This isn’t charity — it’s redistribution.
We promise we’re not here to label you as a “good” or “bad” parent.
Please believe us when we say we have no interest in judging and labeling your parenting. Instead, we’re here to provide help through family therapy: uncovering what parenting means to you, how you want it to look, and helping you get there.
Book an Appointment
To get started with family therapy in St. Louis, reach out below and our Intake Coordinator will guide you along the process!