Relationship-based child and family therapy
Supporting children ages 0–12 and their families in Grand County, Colorado.
Big feelings, worries, challenging behaviors, or family changes? You don’t have to figure it out alone. We work alongside you and your child, using play and connection to understand their needs and navigate hard moments together.
Accepting New Clients
Connect with us for a free 15 minute consultion
Here for you through pregnancy, postpartum, and loss
Whether you’re pregnant, in the postpartum months, or have experienced pregnancy loss, we’re here to support you with space for whatever you’re feeling.
Kyle Ohl, founder of Parallel Counseling
Serving Grand County, Colorado since 2016, Kyle is an Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Counselor and Supervisor. In her work, she meets each person where they are with acceptance and authenticity.
Counseling Services
Infant Mental Health Counseling
Play Therapy
Child Counseling
Parent and Family Counseling
Trauma Counseling
Perinatal Counseling for Pregnancy and Postpartum
Clinical Supervision
Reflective Supervision/Consultation
Emotional Dysregulation and Behavior Concerns
Anxiety and Depression Affecting Young Children
EMDR Therapy
“Kyle helped me see my daughters (and myself) in a new light. I feel much more capable as a parent and connected to my children.”
- Carly T. parent to 5 and 3 year-old daughters
Frequently Asked Questions
Who attends the counseling sessions?
Most sessions will include both parent and child, though some collateral sessions with the parent only will happen as needed. Family therapy is also an option.
How can I pay for counseling?
Parallel Counseling accepts the following insurance: Medicaid, United Healthcare, Aetna, Cigna, and self-pay. Cost for a 50 minute therapeutic hour is $165, if needed, a sliding fee scale can be discussed. I am a partner with Rural Health Network and accept Aches and Pains Vouchers, along with some EAPs.
What makes therapy at Parallel Counseling different from other counseling options?
Parallel Counseling considers the relationship to be the client. This translates to a focus on the parent and child working together to overcome the challenges that are arising.
Does my child need counseling?
Seeking support can be hard but getting curious about what your child needs doesn’t have to be. If you find yourself unsure of how to support your child, counseling or parenting consultation might be the option to choose.
Find out if relationship-based counseling is right for your family
Start with a free 15-minute consultation