Child & family therapy for Princeton families
Princeton sits at the eastern edge of Collin County's growth, where new housing has arrived faster than local mental health services. Families here often drive west for anything specialized. Color Me Green makes that easier by pairing occasional in-person visits in Frisco with secure virtual sessions for Princeton, TX children, teens, and parents.
What families here are working through
Access without a long weekly drive
Telehealth removes the 35-minute each-way trip for most appointments, which is often the difference between starting therapy and postponing it another semester.
Cost clarity for working families
In-network coverage with Cigna, Aetna, and Blue Cross Blue Shield, plus a flat $150 private-pay rate, means you know the number before the first session.
Attention, focus, and school frustration
When a child is labeled 'disruptive,' therapy looks for what the behavior is protecting — and gives parents language to advocate at school.
Most Princeton families begin with one in-person intake in Frisco so Kavina can meet your child face to face, then move to a virtual weekly rhythm with in-person check-ins as needed.
Three ways we can help
Play therapy
For Princeton children who feel more than they can say — big emotions, worry, and behavior with a story behind it.
Explore play therapyTeen therapy (CBT)
A judgment-free space for Princeton ISD students to untangle thoughts, feelings, and the pressure they carry.
Explore teen therapyFamily therapy
When one person struggles the whole household feels it. We strengthen communication, roles, and repair.
Explore family therapyFrom Princeton to the Frisco office
US-380 west to the Dallas North Tollway puts you at the Town and Country office in roughly 35 minutes. If that trip isn't realistic on a school night, the full course of care can be delivered by telehealth.
Near the US-380 corridor, J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park, and nearby Lavon Lake. Office: 5300 Town and Country Blvd., Suite 240, Frisco, TX 75034.
Before you book
Yes for teens and caregiver work. For young children in play therapy, Kavina will talk through whether an in-person start makes sense for your child.
A private room, a charged device with a camera, and a stable connection. You'll receive a secure link before each appointment.
Kavina McLeod, LCSW-S — a Licensed Clinical Social Worker–Supervisor who works exclusively with children, teens, and families, and who supervises other clinicians in the field. Read her story.