Behavioral Therapy for Kids in San Antonio, TX

Turn Challenging Behaviors Into Opportunities for Growth

Behavior is communication — and when it’s disruptive, there’s always a reason behind it. Our behavior consulting services help uncover what’s driving those actions and create clear, effective strategies to bring positive change.

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When Behavior Challenges Impact Daily Life

Challenging behaviors can take a toll on individuals, families, and educators alike. Without intervention, these patterns can:

Our Perspective on Behavior Change

Your first appointment will be a conversation about what you’re going through, how anxiety is affecting you, and what you’d like to get out of treatment. For children, parents will meet with the therapist first, then sessions will focus on the child—with periodic parent check-ins.

In every session, we balance understanding the root of your anxiety with practical solutions to help you feel better now.

The Positive Outcomes You Can Expect

With the right support, individuals can:

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Real Support, Specialized Experience

The therapists below are experienced in this specialty. Compare approaches and book your first session.

Avery McGoldrick therapist in San Antonio at Monarch Behavioral Health

Avery McGoldrick, M.A., LPC-Associate

Licensed Professional Counselor Associate

Stacey Carlton, M.Ed., LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

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Tori Metcalf, M.A., LPC-Associate

Licensed Professional Counselor - Associate

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Ashley Jesse, MA, LPC-S

Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor

Start Building Positive Change Today

If challenging behaviors are disrupting life at home, school, or work, we can help. Contact Monarch Behavioral Health to schedule your first consultation and take the first step toward lasting improvement.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. While many families seek help for children and teens, behavior consulting can be highly effective for adults experiencing challenges in work, relationships, or daily life.

Therapy often addresses emotional and psychological issues. Behavior consulting focuses on the “how” of change—practical strategies, parenting tools, and skill-building to reduce challenging behaviors and strengthen positive ones.

Yes. With your permission, we collaborate with educators to create consistent approaches across home and school.

Behavior consulting and parent coaching are not covered by insurance and are offered at a private pay rate only. If therapy is also recommended, we can help connect you with the appropriate resources.