Autism Society Of Nc

Social And Human Services

Fayetteville, NC

Camp Royall Picnic Shelter is associated with Autism Society of North Carolina, whose resource specialists serve families in all 100 counties.

  • autism-focused recreational programming
  • families seeking autism resource referrals across North Carolina
  • community education about autism

I Rock Therapy

Social And Human Services

Fayetteville, NC

I Rock Therapy offers individual, couples, and family therapy with virtual and in-person appointments and acceptance of Medicaid and Medicare.

  • Individuals addressing trauma, abuse, addiction, grief, or loss
  • Children and teens needing play therapy
  • Clients experiencing anxiety, depression, identity issues, or self-esteem concerns

Laura M. Barry, Lcsw

Social And Human Services

Fayetteville, NC

A Center for Marriage and Family Counseling has provided counseling since 1992 and offers teletherapy throughout all 100 North Carolina counties.

  • Couples addressing marital conflict, infidelity, intimacy, communication, or financial disagreements
  • Families managing blended-family issues or child behavioral problems
  • Individuals seeking counseling for depression, anxiety, anger, PTSD, grief, or stress

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FAQ

Do these counseling providers accept insurance?

I Rock Therapy lists Blue Cross & Blue Shield NC, Humana Tricare, Medicaid, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare. Laura M. Barry’s practice lists multiple insurance plans and self-pay, but specific plans should be confirmed before booking.

Can I get therapy online in North Carolina?

I Rock Therapy offers virtual appointments, while Laura M. Barry’s practice provides Google Meet teletherapy throughout all 100 North Carolina counties.

Which provider offers counseling for children or teens?

I Rock Therapy lists child and teen play therapy. Laura M. Barry’s practice lists child behavioral counseling and family counseling.

Are these services for emergencies?

The listed services are routine counseling, therapy, and autism support rather than emergency crisis care or shelter placement. For an immediate mental-health crisis, call or text 988; call 911 for imminent danger.