vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry

Child Therapist in Nashville, Tennessee

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(615) 936-35551500 21st Ave S, Ste 2200, Nashville, TN 37212View on Yelp

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About vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry

Based at 1500 21st Ave S, Ste 2200 in Nashville, vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry covers psychiatrists and psychologists. Their 1.0-star average comes from 1 Yelp reviews. They are listed under psychiatrists and psychologists.

How They Can Help

vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry provides psychiatrists and psychologists in Nashville. Child therapy covers a wide range, from behavioral challenges and anxiety to speech delays and sensory processing. Call (615) 936-3555 to ask whether they work with your child's specific needs.

What to Expect

Call (615) 936-3555 to ask about intake appointments. Expect a waitlist if you are in a busy area. The first session is usually an evaluation where the therapist gets to know your child and identifies what kind of therapy will help most.

Service Area

vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry is at 1500 21st Ave S, Ste 2200 in Nashville, TN. They serve the local area and surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry?

They are at 1500 21st Ave S, Ste 2200 in Nashville, TN 37212. Call (615) 936-3555 for directions or to ask about telehealth options if in-person visits are difficult.

How much does child therapy cost?

Session costs depend on the therapy type, provider credentials, and insurance coverage. Many therapists accept insurance. Call (615) 936-3555 with your plan details to check coverage before scheduling.

Does vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry accept insurance?

Insurance acceptance varies by provider and plan. Call (615) 936-3555 with your insurance company name and plan number to verify coverage before your first appointment.

How long does child therapy take to show results?

It depends on the issue and the child. Some kids show progress in weeks, others need months of consistent sessions. Ask the therapist at vanderbilt child and adolescent Psychiatry for realistic expectations after the initial evaluation.

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