Practice software built for the youngest clients.
Child therapy means parent intake, play-therapy notes, and school coordination — plus age-appropriate measures. Stillpoint handles all four.
What child & adolescent therapy practice actually looks like
Stillpoint is shaped around the specifics of your work. Here's what that means in practice.
Intake fields you'll actually use
- Child's age + grade + school
- Parent's primary concerns
- Developmental history (milestones, IEP, neurodivergence)
- Current school accommodations or services
- Prior therapy + diagnoses
Session note format
Child therapy notes — modality (play, talk, parent session, family), themes observed in play if applicable, parent debrief summary, school coordination notes if applicable.
Common billing codes
Typical session length
30–60 minutes
Typical session price
$120–$220 USD
What matters most for child & adolescent therapy
The features Stillpoint built specifically with this work in mind.
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle parent vs child as the patient?
The child is the patient (the diagnosis bearer for insurance). The parent is the authorized representative — they book, pay, and view appointments. Confidentiality boundaries respect age.
Can I bill for parent-only sessions?
Yes — 90846 (without patient present) is supported. Parent debrief sessions are properly documented and billable.
Can I coordinate with schools?
Yes. School coordination notes are a separate note type. Release-of-information forms can be signed digitally and stored on file.