About Us
Welcome to the Pilot Children’s Center
Trauma
Many mental health struggles and manifestations are an outcome of trauma, whether realized or not. At the Pilot Children’s Center we are...
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Psychotherapy
At the Pilot Children’s Center we tailor your service to your needs. We have many clinically proven modalities to draw from, including CBT –...
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Grief & Loss
Losing a loved one is not something you just “get over” with time. Grief does not end, it ebbs and flows throughout your life. At the Pilot...
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Coaching
Not everyone needs to see a Licensed Mental Health Clinician to handle life’s challenges. 80% of Americans experience daily stress and depression...
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Tools
At the Pilot Children’s Center we teach coping tools that help each child, teen and family. We describe a “toolbox” where we learn and try out...
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Pilot Stages of Therapy
OUR
Methods
what we treat
Treatments
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Parenting Issues
- Post Partum Depression
- Relationship Issues
- Stress & Lifestyle Management
- Post Trauma / Abuse
- Grief
- Post Traumatic Stress
- School Stress
- Phase of Life Transitions
- Socialization Issues
- Pre-Marital Counseling
- Family Systems
Couples & relationships
Counseling
For Kids
Learn to be your own Pilot. Navigate through life obstacles and begin to enjoy your flight! Children will benefit from emotional support...
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For Parents
Parents are often completely overwhelmed with work stress, interpersonal stress, demands of family and children. There are so many challenges...
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For Couples
Being in a partnership is not always as pleasant as it may seem from the outside. Couples face many life stressors and often get stuck in...
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What’s New?
Do you need to be more creative? Lower your stress levels
Does happiness make us more creative? Yes, it does. Incredibly, the greatest block to your own creativity is stress. Thinking outside of the box and being creative is a fascinating process that requires the activation of several areas of the brain, and the interaction between those areas. When...
Reigniting Self-Soothing in the Modern Age
As adults we often forget the primal ability to self soothe. We often teach children how to calm themselves when upset or throwing a tantrum yet as we grow older we lose or forget the ability to do this for ourselves. As adults we learn to hold everything in to not appear distressed or “strange”...