Handspring Health (formerly Joon)

Youth-centered telehealth/virtual therapy with a tech-forward, app-based approach.
Handspring Health is a pediatric and young-adult mental health care provider focused on delivering evidence-based therapy and support services to children, adolescents, and young adults and their families. The City of Seattle is covering the full cost of Handspring therapy sessions through December 31, 2026—no copays, no fees, and no insurance required.
Learn more and enroll: https://www.handspringhealth.com/seattle
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Ages served: |
Youth ages 11 to 24 years old |
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Cultural identities / affinity groups prioritized: |
Can meet the needs of all youth, including but not limited to Black/African American; Immigrant and Refugee; Latine/Latinx; LGBTQIA+; Asian American; African Diaspora; LGBTQIA+, transgender, BIPOC, AAPI, and neurodivergent youth. |
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Languages offered: |
English only for now |
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Format: |
Telehealth/Virtual therapy |
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Mode: |
Individual therapy |
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Frequency: |
As needed, from twice a week, to once or twice a month. Youth partner with their therapist to schedule recurring appointments. Most commonly, once per week, but more or less frequently if needed. |
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Maximum # of Sessions: |
No limit |
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Time of day sessions are available: |
Weekdays during school hours; Weekdays after school; Weekday evenings; Weekend hours available; Flexible scheduling during school breaks |
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Locations (In-Person therapy): |
Southwest Seattle; Southeast Seattle; Central District; Northeast Seattle; Northwest Seattle |
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How to enroll: |
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Enrollment wait time: |
Once an intake is received it's typically 1-3 weeks. The speed mostly depends on capacity and client's response time. For follow up after intake appointments it's about 1-2 weeks. |
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