Campbell Counseling is a therapy practice that provides individual & family therapy for children & adolescents in the Indianapolis area. We help with a range of issues, including ADHD, divorce, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma, & big emotions. Our providers use evidenced-based techniques, are trauma-trained, and are LGBTQIA+ allies. We are in-network with Anthem BCBS and United Healthcare. Campbell Counseling is owned by Amanda Campbell, LMHC.

Back to School Anxiety in Teens: When Normal Nerves Become Something More

The first week of school comes with an expected amount of nerves. New teachers, new schedules, new social dynamics to figure out. Most families expect that and ride it out. What catches parents off guard is what happens a few weeks later, once the newness has worn off and the anxiety hasn't. That's usually when the question shifts from “is my teen just adjusting” to “is…

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Is This a Difficult Phase… Or Something Worth Addressing? (A Parent’s Guide)

If you're a parent, you've probably had the thought at least once: Is this normal? Should I be worried? Maybe your seven-year-old melts down every evening. Maybe your twelve-year-old has gone from chatty to monosyllabic overnight. Maybe your fifteen-year-old made a choice so baffling you found yourself Googling things you never expected to Google. The good news is that most of what worries parents falls well…

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What Art Therapy Actually Is And Why It Works for Kids Who Struggle to Talk About Their Feelings

If you've heard the term "art therapy" and pictured a child coloring at a table while a therapist watches, you're not alone. It's one of the most misunderstood approaches in children's mental health, and one of the most effective. Art therapy is not arts and crafts. It's not a distraction technique or a reward for sitting through a session. It's a clinically recognized form of psychotherapy…

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