Refer a Client to Hanover CBT
Thoughtful Referral Support for Outpatient Therapy, Assessment, and Psychiatry
Hanover CBT works with children, adolescents, adults, parents, and families across a range of outpatient mental health needs.
We offer therapy, assessment, and psychiatry within a practice that values thoughtful fit, evidence-based care, and clear communication with the professionals who refer to us.
If you are referring a client, please complete the form. The information you provide will help our team understand their needs, consider whether Hanover CBT may be a good fit, and determine the appropriate next steps.
Who Hanover CBT May Be a Good Fit For
Hanover CBT may be a strong referral option when a client or patient is looking for outpatient psychological or psychiatric care that is both clinically rigorous and person-centered.
Our practice may be especially helpful when someone would benefit from:
Evidence-based therapy for emotional, behavioral, or adjustment-related concerns
Care that takes the person, family, and context into account rather than focusing only on diagnosis or symptom reduction
Psychological or psychoeducational assessment to clarify strengths, challenges, and treatment needs
Psychiatry as part of a broader treatment plan
A provider who can work thoughtfully with children, adolescents, adults, parents, or families
Services Available Through Hanover CBT
Therapy
Hanover CBT provides therapy for children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. Our work is grounded in evidence-based approaches, including CBT and ACT-informed care, while remaining responsive to the person, family, and context in front of us.
Assessments
Hanover CBT offers comprehensive assessments for concerns such as ADHD, autism, learning differences, and other questions that benefit from careful diagnostic clarification. Assessments are designed to be rigorous, useful, and connected to the person's real-world functioning.
Psychiatry
Hanover CBT also offers psychiatric care when medication evaluation or medication management may be an important part of treatment. When appropriate, psychiatry can be integrated with therapy and the wider care plan.
Sometimes the question is not whether someone needs support, but what kind of support makes the most sense.
If you are unsure whether Hanover CBT is the right setting, we still welcome the conversation.
We would rather help clarify fit than have a family, patient, or referring professional lose time trying to guess the right path alone.
