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Little Otter

Privacy: A

Little Otter provides virtual mental health care for children ages 0-14 and their families, with therapy, psychiatry, and parent coaching.

Support Level
Clinical
Pricing
Insurance
Platforms
Web
Privacy
A

Best For

  • Families with children ages 0-14 needing mental health care
  • Parents wanting active involvement in their child's treatment
  • Those whose insurance or employer covers Little Otter
  • Families seeking both therapy and psychiatry for children

Not Recommended For

  • Teens over 14 or adults
  • Those without Little Otter coverage
  • Children requiring in-person or intensive care
Reviewed by HeyPsych Board· Last reviewed September 2026

About Little Otter

Little Otter is a pediatric mental health platform serving children from infancy through age 14 and their families. The platform offers therapy, psychiatric medication management, and parent coaching through video appointments. Little Otter treats anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral challenges, and other childhood mental health concerns. The family-centered approach recognizes that children's mental health is connected to family dynamics. Parents receive coaching and support alongside their child's direct treatment. Little Otter accepts some insurance plans and partners with employers to provide covered benefits.

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Privacy & Security

Privacy Grade
A
HIPAA Compliant
Yes
Data Sold
No

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

FAQ

About Little Otter

Little Otter serves children from birth through 14 years old. Services are tailored to developmental stage—infant/toddler care focuses heavily on parent coaching, while older children receive more direct therapy. The family-centered model applies across all ages.