Parenting Therapists in Wellington, FL
Finding the right therapist for parenting in Wellington can feel overwhelming. The Mindful Network connects you with licensed professionals in western Palm Beach County who specialize in Parenting — offering therapy, counseling, and treatment. Browse 4 providers who understand your needs and can help you take the next step toward feeling better.
Parenting support and therapy
Parenting therapy gives you practical, judgment-free support for the hardest job there is. Providers may use parent coaching, evidence-based programs like parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT) for younger children, and family-systems approaches that look at how everyone interacts. The focus is on concrete strategies for behavior, communication, and connection — and on supporting you, the parent, too.
Common reasons families reach out include defiant or difficult behavior, big transitions like divorce or a new sibling, co-parenting challenges, and worries about a child's mood or development. The providers below work with parents and families and can help you find an approach that fits your situation.
About these providers
This page lists 4 parenting therapists in Wellington, including Carrie Desouza, Olivia Savor and Pamela Artlip. Their most common approaches include ACT – Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, CBT – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and DBT – Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.
Beyond parenting, providers here also work with Anxiety Disorders, Depression and Trauma. Age groups served include Child, Adolescent, Young Adult and Adult. Services offered include Therapy and Psychiatry/Medication Management. Credentials among them include LCSW and LMHC.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does parenting therapy in Wellington cost?
- Fees vary by provider and format. Many providers in Wellington accept insurance or offer sliding-scale rates — see each profile below for specifics.
- Does the child need to attend sessions?
- It depends on the approach. Some work is parent-only coaching; other programs involve the child directly. Each provider's profile below describes how they work.
- Can parenting support be done online?
- Yes. Many families find video sessions convenient, and several providers here offer secure telehealth across Florida.




