1301 S Meridian St., Lebanon, IN 46052
No two kids process the world the same way, and no two treatment plans should look alike either. At K1ds Count Therapy in Lebanon, we build mental health support around each child’s temperament and pace, blending play-based counseling, careful assessment, and hands-on family coaching.
Caregivers are part of the process from day one. Through approaches like Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, we help families rebuild connection, manage big emotions, and reinforce the progress kids make in session once they’re back home.
Because our Lebanon clinicians work alongside our ABA, occupational, physical, and speech therapy teams under one roof, it’s easy to get your child all the care and support they need to thrive.
At K1ds Count Therapy’s Lebanon location, mental health counseling starts with listening. We tailor sessions around each child’s strengths and challenges, whether that means working through a new diagnosis, easing difficult behaviors, building coping skills, or simply helping a household communicate better.
Every family begins with a full intake evaluation. From there, your child’s clinician builds a plan that may include one-on-one sessions with your child, caregiver coaching, or sessions where you and your child work together. We frequently use Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) to help parents and young children reconnect and develop tools for calmer, more consistent interactions at home.
If you’ve been searching for PCIT or pediatric mental health support near Lebanon, our team is ready to help.
How we think, feel, and act are all linked, which means behaviors that no longer serve a child can be reshaped.
For younger children (ages 2-6), sessions lean on play and relationship-based techniques to build healthy emotional expression, calming strategies, and stress recovery, all while giving parents practical tools they can use at home.
For older kids and teens (ages 6+), therapy focuses on naming emotions, communicating needs clearly, and problem-solving through guided conversation and engaging activities that connect thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
Designed for children ages 2-7, PCIT is a structured, evidence-based approach that helps parents build warmth and cooperation with their young child. Using real-time, in-session coaching, parents learn practical behavior management skills in a supportive, judgment-free setting.
For children and families navigating the aftermath of a difficult or traumatic experience, trauma-focused therapy builds coping skills while helping the child make sense of what happened. Clinicians, clients, and caregivers work together to build a plan that supports the child’s long-term emotional safety and stability.
Available for children and teens ages 2-18, our diagnostic testing helps identify or rule out conditions such as autism, ADHD, oppositional disorders, intellectual disabilities, and developmental delays. Testing combines direct observation and caregiver interviews across three separate visits: intake, testing, and a feedback session where results and next steps are explained.
Our Lebanon facility offers a full range of care, including mental health counseling alongside ABA, speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Many families choose our Lebanon location specifically so their child’s mental health support and other therapies can happen at the same place.
We work with children and teens from age 2 through 18, and we adjust our approach to match each stage of development.
Yes. Parent-Child Interaction Therapy is available for children ages 2-7 at our Lebanon location, with real-time coaching for parents built into every session.
Timelines depend on current availability and your child’s needs, but we start with an intake evaluation as soon as we can schedule one. Contact our Lebanon team directly, and we’ll walk you through next steps.
We accept many commercial insurance plans, Medicaid, and managed care plans. Our team verifies your benefits before your first appointment and walks you through any copays, deductibles, or authorization requirements.
