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Brightline services are available in person and online in NY, NJ, CT and MA at this time. Tell us your plan when you book and we’ll confirm your coverage before your first visit.
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Our Engagement Specialist team will contact you to discuss your situation, explain the process, and schedule your appointment.
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When should you reach out?
Back to school has a way of bringing things into focus. Concerns that felt manageable over the summer can get harder to ignore once the school year starts. You don't need a diagnosis, a referral, or a clear sense of what's wrong to contact Brightline.
Your child's anxiety about school feels bigger than typical first-day nerves
Mornings have become a daily battle that isn't getting easier
Your teen has gone quiet in a way that feels different from just being a teenager
Homework is a consistent source of conflict and nothing you've tried is working
Your child is struggling socially and it's affecting how they feel about going to school
Ready doesn’t always mean steady
The back-to-school season is full of excitement and activity. You’re in charge of fresh school supplies, new shoes, and all the sign-ups — for activities, clubs, and sports teams.
And when your child has anxiety, you’re managing a lot of stress, not only for the child facing their fears, but for the whole family.
Whether your child is in preschool, high school, or somewhere in between, Brightline is here to help.
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of parents have kids who experience school-related anxiety
Trust your gut — ask for help
For kids who need more support, treatment shouldn’t be a last resort. In fact, it’s the best first step to take. Let Brightline help — learn more about our programs below.
Psychological Testing
Autism
Learning differences
Giftedness and school readiness
Memory and cognitive skills
Therapy
Persistent low mood, lack of motivation, withdrawal
Trauma and stress
Physical symptoms without an identified medical cause
Sustained difficulties with everyday tasks
Anxiety support
Worries and fears, difficulty concentrating
Physical symptoms (like racing heart)
Feeling nervous, restless, edgy, afraid, or fearful
Avoidance of things they need or want to do
OCD support
Repeated or ritualized behaviors that are driven by anxiety, fear, or disgust
Overdoing things more than is needed
Fear of not doing something “just right”
Avoiding things they need or want to do
Intrusive thoughts about any number of topics
ADHD support
Difficulties paying attention
Difficulty sitting still
Distracting or disruptive behaviors
Impulsive actions
Disruptive Behaviors support
Tantrums and other behavioral upsets
Impulsive actions
Troubling behaviors at school or with friends
Difficulty following directions
