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Brightline

Privacy: A

Brightline provides virtual behavioral health care for children and teens, including therapy, coaching, speech therapy, and psychiatry for ages 1.5-17.

Support Level
Clinical
Pricing
Insurance
Platforms
Web
Privacy
A

Best For

  • Families seeking behavioral health care for children ages 1.5-17
  • Employees whose company offers Brightline benefits
  • Parents wanting active involvement in their child's treatment
  • Children needing ADHD, anxiety, or autism support

Not Recommended For

  • Adults seeking individual therapy
  • Those without employer or insurance access to Brightline
  • Children in acute crisis requiring hospitalization
Reviewed by HeyPsych Board· Last reviewed September 2026

About Brightline

Brightline is a comprehensive pediatric behavioral health platform offering virtual care for children and families. Services include therapy, behavioral coaching, speech-language therapy, executive function coaching, and psychiatry for children ages 18 months to 17 years. The platform treats anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum concerns, behavioral challenges, and developmental issues. Brightline is primarily accessed through employer benefits and health plans rather than direct-to-consumer. Parents and caregivers are actively involved in treatment through coaching and family sessions. The care model emphasizes early intervention and parent education alongside direct child treatment.

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Privacy & Security

Privacy Grade
A
HIPAA Compliant
Yes
Data Sold
No

HIPAA compliant. Extra protections for children's health information.

FAQ

About Brightline

Brightline serves children and teens from 18 months through 17 years old. Different services are appropriate at different ages—early childhood focuses on parent coaching and developmental support, while older children receive individual therapy and psychiatry when needed.