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Peace for Kids

Peace for Kids offers social-emotional learning clubs, 1:1 therapy and parent support for children and families in Orlando, Florida.

Orlando · Telehealth offered

Open Monday–Friday 8am–7pm

ADHD & attentionPracticeChildren ages 4–13 · Children ages 2–3 · Parents of children with all types of brainsIn person + virtual
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At a glance

Telehealth
Telehealth for most parenting consultations, with in-person options available when helpful
In person
618 N. Mills Ave. Orlando, FL 32803
Self pay
Peace for Kids Clubs $60 per week, billed monthly ($240 per month) · Mindful Littles $30 per week, billed monthly

ADHD care

Lists ADHD, Anxiety among the concerns it addresses, according to its website.

ADHD

Anxiety

About

Peace for Kids supports families with skills to create connection and peace. The practice is intentionally small and was started by clinicians who are raising neurodivergent children and who saw a lack of trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming care.

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
  • Child-led ABA
  • DNA-V model

Concerns they commonly address

Stuttering and fluency

Speech therapy supports smoother speech and strategies to reduce disruptions in flow.

Self-regulation

Occupational therapy works on developing coping strategies, calming techniques and managing frustration.

Services

Peace for Kids Clubs (ages 4–13)

A safe and affirming space for children ages 4–13 to connect with similarly-aged kids and explore their interests together.

Mindful Littles (ages 2–3)

Weekly social-emotional learning clubs for 2–3 year olds, featuring stories, music, and child-led play.

Occupational Therapy (OT)

Empowering kids with tools for confidence, regulation and independence.

Speech Therapy (SLP)

A licensed bilingual Speech-Language Pathologist supports speech, language, and social skills from early childhood through the school-age years.

Behavior Therapy (ABA)

Addresses behavioral challenges through a child-led, play-based approach.

Peace for Parents Support Group

A free, monthly support group open to parents of kids with all types of brains.

Founder

Bethany Anan, M.A., BCBA

Founder and Clinical Director of Peace for Kids. Co-founder of Kindred Learning Lab. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) trained.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Self-pay

Peace for Kids Clubs: $60 per week, billed monthly ($240 per month). Mindful Littles: $30 per week, billed monthly. Speech & Language Therapy (SLP): $150 per hour. Occupational Therapy (OT): $150 per hour. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): $150/hr with BCBA, OR $100/hr with RBT.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Children ages 4–13, Children ages 2–3, Parents of children with all types of brains.

Care setting

In person in 618 N. Mills Ave. Orlando, FL 32803; telehealth: Telehealth for most parenting consultations, with in-person options available when helpful.

Questions families ask

Does Peace for Kids provide ADHD care?

Its website lists ADHD, Anxiety among the concerns it addresses. Confirm with the practice.

Who does Peace for Kids see?

Children ages 4–13, Children ages 2–3, Parents of children with all types of brains, according to its website.

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Telehealth for most parenting consultations, with in-person options available when helpful.

What are the self-pay rates?

Peace for Kids Clubs: $60 per week, billed monthly ($240 per month); Mindful Littles: $30 per week, billed monthly; Speech & Language Therapy (SLP): $150 per hour; Occupational Therapy (OT): $150 per hour; Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): $150/hr with BCBA, OR $100/hr with RBT.

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