SERVING EL DORADO HILLS FAMILIES
TEEN THERAPY FOR EL DORADO HILLS FAMILIES
When your teen is anxious, shutting down, struggling at school, or harder to reach, the distance between “something feels off” and knowing what to do can feel enormous. We work with El Dorado Hills families through in-person care at our Folsom office and online therapy throughout California.
Serving families in El Dorado Hills from our Folsom office (~10 minutes) and online throughout California.
Folsom in-person + California online care.
RECOGNITION
START WITH WHAT YOU ARE SEEING.
Maybe your teen is more anxious, withdrawn, irritable, overwhelmed, struggling at school, losing confidence, or getting into more conflict at home. You do not need the perfect label before reaching out.
CARE LOGISTICS
HOW EL DORADO HILLS FAMILIES WORK WITH US
~10 minutes from El Dorado Hills
Just down Highway 50 across the county line, our Folsom office is an easy, 10-minute drive for El Dorado Hills families. Our Folsom counseling suite is designed to be quiet, confidential, and comfortable.
From Home in El Dorado Hills
If sports, after-school activities, or busy family schedules make driving to Folsom difficult, secure video sessions let your teen connect from home.
OUR FOLSOM OFFICE
13405 Folsom Blvd., Bldg. 200, Folsom, CA 95630
Phone: (916) 292-9000
Email: info@eliteteencounseling.com
EL DORADO HILLS FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where is the office located from El Dorado Hills?
Our office is at 13405 Folsom Blvd., Bldg. 200, Folsom, CA 95630, approximately 8 to 10 minutes west on Highway 50 from El Dorado Hills Town Center.
Do you offer in-person sessions for El Dorado Hills teens?
Yes. Many El Dorado Hills families schedule after-school or evening in-person appointments at our Folsom office.
Can we do online therapy from El Dorado Hills?
Yes. We offer secure telehealth throughout California, which can be ideal when busy sports or school schedules make driving difficult.
THE FIRST STEP DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A BIG ONE.
Tell us what you are seeing and whether in-person or online therapy sounds better for your family.