Resources

If you are a Lyra member and searching for another type of service, you must first cancel your online appointment with us (if you made one) in order to schedule with another Lyra provider. You can use this link to the Lyra portal to cancel and/or reschedule with another Lyra therapist.

To find a therapist who provides the type of support you seek, you can ask your doctor or pediatrician for a referral, or you can call your insurance company directly by dialing the number on your insurance card. You can ask for a list of therapists in your area who can work with the age and challenge for which you are seeking support. You may need to call 10 or more therapists to find one with availability. You can also request a free 15-minute consultation to see if they would be a good match for you.

Sesame Street Toolkits for Parents: Toolkit for parents dealing with divorce, including how to help your children adjust to two homes.

Changeville: An interactive website for children, to help them learn about what to expect and how to deal with their feelings and emotions during their parents’ separation.

California Courts Resources

All families are invited to the Free, online Parent Support Workshop provided by Mending Hearts Family Counseling Center, a non-profit founded by our Director to insure that every families can find resources within their budget.

Also UC Davis Children's Hospital offers a Free PC-CARE Learning Center with videos to understand your child’s behaviors and strategies for strengthening the parent-child bond and managing behaviors. Disponible en Español.

You can call the number on your insurance card to ask for a list of therapists near you who accept your insurance and specialize in adolescents. We also recommend the following resources for your consideration.

• The book "Your Defiant Teen" by Barkley and Robin

• Online teen support groups at Equilibrium Counseling in Rancho Cucamonga

• For those in San Bernardino County, Loma Linda School of Behavioral Health Resiliency Clinic offers therapy from $10-$50 per session - (909) 558-6716.

• A free web course on happiness for teens created with Yale University

You can contact your pediatrician or insurance company directly to inquire about an evaluation for autism and ABA support services that can potentially provide many more hours of in-home support per week than therapy.

Also, your child may also qualify for Regional Center services if you live in California. If you live in the Inland Empire, you can call (909) 890-3000 to inquire about an evaluation.

Whether your child is home schooled or attends charter, private, or public school, you can contact your school district's special education department and request an IEP evaluation if your child is having trouble with school work or behaviors that interfere with school work. A psychologist may be able to evaluate your child and determine if any therapeutic support would be needed and helpful to address your child's school-related difficulties.