5062 9Th Ave NE
University District - Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 547-3619
About University Child Development School:
University Child Development School is located at 5062 9Th Ave NE in University District - Seattle, WA - King County and is a business specialized in Teenagers. University Child Development School is listed in the categories Developmental Children Services, Child & Adolescent Guidance Consultants and Child & Adolescent Guidance and offers Counseling, Guidance, Psychiatric Services, Therapy, Kids, Teens etc. After you do business with University Child Development School, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to University Child Development School.
Categories: Developmental Children Services, Child & Adolescent Guidance Consultants and Child & Adolescent Guidance
Specialties: Teenagers
Products: Therapy, Kids, Teens
Services: Counseling, Guidance, Psychiatric Services
Groups Served: Adolescents, Children, Juveniles, Youth
- Other: (206) 547-8237
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- Abuse & Trauma
- Adolescent
- Adults
- Anger Management
- Anxiety
- Autism
- Child
- Child Counseling
- Child Psychotherapy
- Child Therapy
- Computer Labs
- Computer Rooms
- Couple Conflict
- Couples
- Couples Counseling
- Depression
- Families
- Family Therapy
- Family Treatment
- Individual
- Individual Attention
- Marital Therapy
- MARRIAGE
- Parent Coaching
- Pediatric Psychology
- Play Therapy
- Teen Counseling
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