Lucy Daniels Center, located at 9003 Weston Parkway in Cary, North Carolina, is a leading provider of specialized mental health services for young children. The center is dedicated to supporting children from birth through 11 years old, offering comprehensive therapy and guidance to address emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. With a focus on both onsite and telehealth services, Lucy Daniels Center ensures accessible, flexible care for families throughout the region.
The center’s Farley-Manning Family Guidance Service (FGS) delivers a range of evidence-based interventions, including individual therapy, family therapy, play therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management. Therapists collaborate closely with parents, schools, and other caregivers to develop personalized treatment plans that promote emotional wellness, social development, and long-term resilience. Children and families receive support for conditions such as anxiety, ADHD, trauma, bereavement, attachment disorders, sleep and toileting difficulties, social challenges, and behavioral issues. Lucy Daniels Center combines a collaborative family approach, play-based interventions, and teletherapy to create a nurturing environment tailored to each child’s unique needs.
By integrating clinical expertise with compassionate care, Lucy Daniels Center empowers children and their families to achieve emotional stability, build coping skills, and thrive in home, school, and social environments. Its holistic, child-centered approach makes it a trusted resource for early intervention, behavioral support, and comprehensive mental health care in North Carolina.
After life-long challenges with depression, I thought I had experienced or tried everything that therapy and psychiatry could provide. My experience at Pasadena Villa Outpatient in Raleigh in their partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs has showed that there are ways to receive evidence-based therapy, such as CBT and DBT, in a way that was more effective than I could have imagined. Every therapist and psychiatrist I spoke with during my time there was pleasant and it was more than clear that all they wanted to do was help me with my mental health challenges. I would recommend this place to anyone struggling with mental health challenges that wishes for something more involved than regular therapy: you will feel better for it.
