You realize you have reached your limit and you need something to change for you, your child or a family member. Wellbeing is honestly the last thing you may be thinking of as you are struggling to get through the day. Therapy is a remarkable tool to get you, your child or a family member on the path to wellbeing.

Harborside Wellbeing, PLLC, provides therapy and assessments for children who are referred because of abuse allegations, developmental delays (i.e. Autism, ADHD, intellectual disability and genetic disorders), chronic illness (i.e. cancer, diabetes, traumatic brain injury, sports related concussions), depression, anxiety and behavioral concerns. In addition to working with young children the practice provides therapy to teens and adults. The practice offers individual, family, couples and group therapy, as well as parenting workshops. A variety of mental health seminars are hosted by Harborside Wellbeing on a regular basis in the community.

Harborside Wellbeing is run by Beatrice Tauber Prior, Psy.D. a Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Prior’s professional guidance is frequently cited in magazines, newspapers and on-line blogs. Her expert advice has been cited in HuffPost, Saturday Evening Post, Woman's Day magazine, Reader's Digest, Mens Health, Shape magazine, Charlotte Observer, MSN.com, everymom.com, caring.com, alzheimers.net, and many other well known publications. After years of working with families impacted by progressive illness (i.e. Parkinson’s disease, MS, Huntington’s disease, and the various forms of dementia) she wrote Grandma and Me: A Kid's Guide for Alzheimer's & Dementia  (the first in a series of children’s books) that provides the tools to help children and all family members cope and find ways to maintain positive connections with those impacted by illness.

Dr. Prior knows your time is limited and the search for a health professional can be overwhelming and stressful. She offers a free 15-minute phone consultation to give you the chance to ask questions and help you make up your mind about therapy, a clinical assessment and next steps. Feel free to go to the contact page or call us at 704.940.1822 and leave a phone number and best time to reach you.

To provide access to quality mental and behavioral health promotion, screening, prevention, early intervention, and treatment services for newborns to end of life. Clients of all religions, socioeconomic, cultural backgrounds are welcome.