Appointments | Lucine Center

Making an Appointment is Easy

You are taking the most important first step in supporting your child.

Please note that at the current time, The Lucine Center only provides teletherapy appointments through Zoom. We do not currently see patients in person.

To inquire about an appointment, please contact our intake coordinator, Daniel Martinez, at 832-244-9502

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Lucine Center located?

What is the cost of an assessment or ongoing treatment?

How long does treatment last?

Are parents/caregivers involved in the treatment sessions?

We like to involve caregivers in the treatment as much as possible. Some sessions incorporate the caregiver/parent for half of the session. Other sessions only require that the caregiver be there for the last ten minutes or so. We believe it is important for caregivers to understand what we’re working on in therapy in order to ensure that the skills that are being taught in session translate to interactions at home.

What are the Lucine Center hours?

Does the Lucine Center offer bilingual services?

Does the Lucine Center provide emergency mental health services?

Do Lucine Center clinicians prescribe medications?

What to Expect

When you speak with our intake coordinator, Daniel, he will ask you for some basic information about your child and what brings you to treatment.

He will then schedule an initial intake assessment with one of our Lucine Center clinicians.

After reviewing the initial assessment, our Lucine Center team of clinicians meets to decide upon the best course of treatment for your child.

Dr. Kaplow and her Lucine Center team meet together on a weekly basis to discuss clients’ progress and ensure that each client receives the best possible care.

Making an Appointment is Easy

You are taking the most important first step in supporting your child.

To inquire about an appointment, please contact our intake coordinator, Daniel Martinez, at 832-244-9502

Frequently Asked Questions

We do not operate out of a physical building. All of our services are teletherapy only, so all Lucine Center employees work out of their homes.

Given that we are grant-funded, we are fortunate to be able to offer all of our services free of charge.

We tailor our treatments to each individual child, so it is hard to say how long treatment lasts. However, most of our evidence-based treatments range from 8 weeks to 24 weeks or longer (again, depending on the needs of the client).

Our clinicians are available to meet with clients from 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Yes, we offer our clinical services in Spanish.

We are not an urgent care facility, so if your child is experiencing severe distress requiring an urgent appointment, please go to your local emergency room.

We do not have any psychiatrists who work within the Lucine Center, although we are happy to make referrals to child psychiatrists in the community if the need for medication is indicated.

What to Expect

When you speak with our intake coordinator, Daniel, he will ask you for some basic information about your child and what brings you to treatment.

He will then schedule an initial intake assessment with one of our Lucine Center clinicians.

After reviewing the initial assessment, our Lucine Center team of clinicians meets to decide upon the best course of treatment for your child.

Dr. Kaplow and her Lucine Center team meet together on a weekly basis to discuss clients’ progress and ensure that each client receives the best possible care.