About
Megan Johnson Therapeutic Practice, PLLC, located at 585 Massachusetts Ave in Acton, MA, offers compassionate and informed mental health services to infants, young children, adolescents, and their parents. The practice's top priority is preserving the parent-child relationship, and their greatest strength lies in their ability to see connections and patterns that are key to resolving family difficulties and discord. They provide services to mothers experiencing the transition into motherhood, dealing with issues of infertility, and during the pre/postnatal periods. The practice offers maternal mental health and infant parent psychotherapy services, addressing concerns about the baby or child, the parent, and the parent-child relationship. They also provide child play therapy, which allows children to work through, heal, and move past difficult times in their lives. Additionally, they offer adolescent work, helping teenagers navigate the challenges of adolescence and improve their relationships with their parents.
Insurance & payment
Megan Johnson Therapeutic Practice, PLLC accepts BlueCross and BlueShield insurance plans.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
Listed fee: $150 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Maternal Mental Health and Infant Parent Psychotherapy
A way to address parents' concerns with the baby or young child present, allowing focused attention to the baby's individuality and careful consideration of the parent's experience.
Child Play Therapy
A therapeutic approach that allows children to work through, heal, and move past difficult times in their lives, using toys, games, and activities as a language to express their thoughts and feelings.
Parent Coaching and Therapy
A service that focuses on the 'now' and the 'how,' addressing short-term 'stumbling block' issues, such as parenting dilemmas, family communication issues, and mild problems at school.
Adolescent Work
A therapeutic approach that helps teenagers navigate the challenges of adolescence and improve their relationships with their parents, addressing issues such as anxiety, sadness, and difficulties in communication.