In-person counseling and therapy for young people ages 9–24 at our Anchor House campus in North Idaho.
North Idaho families no longer have to travel hours for quality mental health care. Our Coeur d’Alene Counseling & Therapy Center at Anchor House brings Idaho Youth Ranch’s proven, trauma-informed therapy to the heart of the Panhandle. If your child is struggling — with trauma, anxiety, depression, defiance, or something you’re still trying to understand — our team is here to help them find their way forward.
Our Coeur d’Alene location is housed on the beautiful Anchor House campus — a setting that reflects Idaho Youth Ranch’s belief that the environment of care matters. The campus provides a calm, welcoming space for young people to begin their healing journey. Our team here offers the same comprehensive, evidence-based therapy available in Boise, tailored to the individual needs of North Idaho’s youth.
Ages Served
9-24
Session Length
~50 minutes
Location
Boise, CDA & Virtual
Address:
1609 N Government Wy, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
Directions Note:
Located near Downtown Coeur d'Alene, on the west side of North Government Way, positioned between East Hazel Avenue to the south and West Mill Avenue to the north.
Parking Info:
Ample on-site parking available. Bottom floor.
Location Phone:
(208)-667-3340
Office Hours:
Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Some evening and weekend sessions available. Call to confirm current scheduling.
Our Outpatient Therapy program is designed for young people navigating a wide range of mental health and behavioral challenges. If you’ve noticed something has shifted with your child — and you’re not sure where to turn — we’re here to help you figure it out.
We accept referrals from schools, pediatricians, courts, and other care providers — and families can also reach out to us directly.
If your child is expressing thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please don’t wait to finish this guide.
If you believe your child may be in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health crisis, please seek help right away.
Call 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or dial 911 for emergency assistance.
Starting therapy can feel daunting — especially when your family is already stretched thin. Here’s what actually happens when you reach out to us.
Contact us by phone or through our online form. A member of our intake team will get back to you — a real person, not an automated system — to answer your questions and walk you through what to expect.
Your family will go through an intake process to help us understand your child’s history, current challenges, and goals. This helps us match your child with the therapist who is the best fit for their needs.
The first few sessions are about building trust and getting to know your child. Our therapists are masters-educated and trained with specialized experience in youth and adolescent mental health.
Our Clinical Supervisor will work with your therapist to develop an individualized treatment plan. As a parent or caregiver you are an important part of the healing process — because healing doesn’t happen in isolation.
Treatment plans evolve. We regularly review progress and adjust the approach based on what’s working. Our goal is for every young person to leave our care stronger and more resilient than when they arrived.
Most clients attend one to two sessions per week. Frequency is adjusted based on individual needs and progress.
Individual and family sessions are approximately 50 minutes.
We believe cost should never be the reason ayoung person doesn’t get the support they need. We work with families to makecare as accessible as possible.
We accept Idaho Medicaid.
We are in-network with many private insurance providers. Call us to verify your coverage before your first appointment.
No referral is required — families can reach out to us directly. We also accept referrals from schools, pediatricians, courts, and other community providers.
