Handspring Health

Handspring Health works with pediatricians to deliver accessible, evidence-based therapy for child and adolescent mental health through a seamless referral process.

Handspring partners with schools to offer student mental health services, therapist networks, and free resources for educators.

Handspring uses evidence-based therapy tailored to children, teens, young adults, and parents, supported by expert clinicians.

Licensed therapists offer parent coaching using behavioral parent training (BPT) to manage child behavior and build family connections.

The Handspring Health blog offers advice on supporting children’s mental health, navigating therapy, and helping kids and teens thrive.

Handspring offers a free parent consult to review a child’s needs and insurance, and pairs them with a therapist.

The page provides strategies to manage defiant teenagers, reduce conflict, and rebuild family connections.

Handspring Health announced that it has completed the acquisition of Joon Care, the first step in a broader strategy to expand through future acquisitions.

Handspring Health launched in New Jersey after securing $6.2 million in seed financing to make mental healthcare accessible.

Handspring Health raised $12 million in Series A funding, led by Cobalt Ventures, with participation from multiple investors and health plans.

Handspring Health hires clinicians to provide evidence-based therapy for children, teens, and families.

Handspring provides affordable therapy options for children and teens, detailing insurance coverage and session costs.

Chief Clinical Officer, Handspring Health

Abie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience supporting children, adolescents, and families through life’s challenges.

The therapist uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients identify unhelpful thought patterns, build coping skills, and create lasting change.

Handspring Health provides evidence-based therapy and family-centered mental health care for kids, teens, and young adults.

The FAQ answers questions about therapy, insurance, and Handspring’s evidence-based approach for parents, teens, and young adults.

Residents of Benton County, WA, ages 13–26 can access free, confidential therapy through Handspring until March 31, 2026.

Free, confidential therapy for Seattle youth ages 11–24, paid for by the City of Seattle. No insurance or copays. Teens 13+ don't need parent consent.

Handspring’s network includes child and adolescent mental health providers offering specialized therapy services.

Handspring Health delivers mental health treatment, counseling, and skills training for children and families, serving ages 8 to 29. The company accepts insurance.

Handspring’s privacy policy outlines protections for personal and health information during mental health services.

Handspring’s terms of use explain how personal and health information is protected during mental health services.