Texas community resource
Oppositional Defiant Disorder Counseling
Taylor Counseling Group
Counseling for children and adolescents with persistent oppositional or defiant behavior and their families.
How to get help
Book online through Taylor Counseling Group's official scheduling process, or call the San Antonio office at 210-350-3413 and request this service. Support staff help match the family with an appropriate available therapist.
Who this service helps
Children or adolescents with persistent anger, defiance, arguing, or related behavioral concerns and their parents or caregivers; evaluation and outpatient fit are determined by the clinician.
Where this service is available
Service area: In-person services at the San Antonio office in Bexar County; Taylor Counseling Group also describes broader Central Texas and telehealth access.
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Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
The published standard private-pay rate at the San Antonio office is $130 per session. Taylor Counseling Group says it accepts most major insurance plans and offers an income-based Affordable Care Program; verify benefits, eligibility, and clinician availability before care.
About this service
Taylor Counseling Group offers individualized treatment for oppositional defiant disorder using approaches that may include cognitive-behavioral strategies, individual therapy, family counseling, parent management training, and developmentally appropriate play-based interventions.
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