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Transform Youth and Family Counseling

Counseling for youth ages 6-24 and their families in Southern Oregon. Office locations in Grants Pass and Medford Oregon

We provide individual, group, and family counseling services in a safe, welcoming, inclusive environment.

02/27/2026

Deciding whether to start medication for yourself or for your child can feel complex. It is normal to have questions, concerns, and mixed feelings.

For some young people and families, counseling alone provides meaningful support. For others, medication can be one part of a broader plan to reduce symptoms and improve daily functioning. There is no single right path. Decisions are guided by each person’s needs, goals, and overall wellbeing.

If you are noticing ongoing anxiety, depression, attention challenges, or emotional regulation concerns, it may be helpful to explore what level of support makes sense. We welcome your questions and are here to talk through options so you can make an informed decision.

Learn more or connect with us:
https://www.transformyfc.com/contact
541-507-6400

02/23/2026

This week marks 5 years since Transform Youth and Family Counseling began supporting families and young people in Southern Oregon.

What started as a vision to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive place for families and young people to access mental health care has grown into an organization that prides itself on offering a multitude of person-centered services. We are now able to provide individual, family, and group counseling, ADHD evaluations, medication management, parent support services, peer delivered services, and other tailored supports designed to meet families and young people where they are. Our approach remains grounded in compassion, collaboration, and a commitment to helping young people feel valued, understood, and empowered.

Over the past five years, we have had the privilege of walking alongside families and young people during some of their most important moments. We have seen courage in hard conversations, growth through challenges, and families rediscover connection and confidence. This work is about more than services. It is about building trust, creating belonging, and strengthening the foundation that allows young people to thrive.

We are deeply grateful to the families and community members who trust us with their care. Your courage and openness make this work possible. We are also incredibly thankful for the dedicated team at Transform Youth and Family Counseling whose compassion and commitment continue to bring our mission to life every day.

Five years in, and we are still Navigating Growth, Together!

We cannot wait to see what the next chapter holds.

02/17/2026

School stress doesn’t always show up as falling grades or missed assignments. For many kids and teens, it shows up in their bodies, moods, and behaviors long before it shows up on a report card.

Avoidance, irritability, stomachaches or headaches, emotional shutdown, and changes in sleep are often signs that a young person is feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unsupported. These behaviors are not a lack of effort or motivation. They are signals that something is hard and that support may be needed.

When adults pause to notice these patterns early, it creates space for understanding, connection, and problem-solving before stress becomes burnout. Support does not have to wait for a crisis. Small shifts and early conversations can make a meaningful difference.

What signs have you noticed when school feels hard in your home, classroom, or community?

Support is available when you are ready. https://www.transformyfc.com/contact

02/11/2026

Our values have always been the foundation of Transform Youth and Family Counseling. They guide how we show up for youth and families, how we build and support our team, and how we engage with our community.

These values shape our clinical approach and the relationships we build every day across Southern Oregon and beyond. As we continue to add services to better support youth and families, our hope is that this work also strengthens and uplifts the broader community we serve.

To learn more about our values and explore our services, visit:
https://www.transformyfc.com/about-us

02/06/2026

What if behavior isn’t something to “fix,” but something to understand?

A thought reframe invites us to shift from reacting to reflecting. When a child shuts down, it may not be resistance - it may be their way of staying safe when emotions feel too big. This perspective can open the door to calmer responses, stronger connection, and more trust over time.

Small mindset shifts can create meaningful change.

What’s a reframe that’s helped you navigate tough moments?

01/30/2026

We’re happy to share that Transform Youth and Family Counseling is now offering psychiatric medication management for new and existing clients.

Our team now includes a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner who provides thoughtful, supportive care for youth and young adults ages 6–24. Medication services can be accessed on their own or as part of a larger care plan alongside counseling and other supports, based on what feels right for each individual and family.

Appointments are available virtually, with OHP and commercial insurance accepted.

To learn more or get started, visit www.transformyfc.com
or contact us at 541-507-6400 ext. 100.

01/28/2026

When the world feels heavy, kids don’t always say it out loud. Stress can show up as irritability, withdrawal, clinginess, emotional outbursts, frequent worries, or repeated questions about safety. Some children may struggle with sleep, have nightmares or stomachaches, lose their appetite, or have a harder time focusing at school.

These signs don’t always mean something is “wrong.” They often mean a child needs extra support and connection.

Simple, steady responses from caregivers can help. Naming and validating feelings lets kids know they’re not alone. Offering reassurance without over-explaining helps them feel protected without adding more worry. Creating small moments of routine and connection builds a sense of safety and steadiness, even when things feel uncertain.

You don’t have to fix everything. Showing up with calm, care, and consistency matters more than having the perfect words.

01/24/2026

Transform Youth and Family Counseling is excited to offer a Social Skills Game Group for middle school–aged youth. This therapist-guided group provides an engaging and supportive space where participants can build social skills, practice communication, and connect with peers through games and shared activities.

Groups are small with limited spots available. Insurance and private pay options are available. Registration is required by February 17.

Tuesdays
3:30–5:00 PM
Beginning February 24, 2026 in person at our Beacon Grants Pass location

Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfaM7wVZlR2Xz3uVadT92bBKo43uuwyp60lhZsShq6HpKnhtQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Have questions about registration or services? Contact Transform Youth and Family Counseling at 541-507-6400 ext. 100.

01/15/2026

Emotional regulation doesn’t require long exercises or perfect conditions. This brief reset supports nervous system regulation and can be used anytime emotions feel overwhelming - at home, school, or work.

Want to see more practical tools like this from Transform Youth and Family Counseling?

01/13/2026

Registration is open for Balanced Parenting, a 7-week virtual group offered by Transform Youth and Family Counseling. This group provides practical tools for navigating discipline, emotional regulation, and connection with your child, and is open to anyone looking to build skills, confidence, and more balanced parenting strategies.

Pre-registration required by February 27
Group starts March 4th 6-7:30pm
Bring your co-parent for free!
Insurance and private pay options available

Call or email to enroll:
intake@transformyfc.com
541-507-6400 ext. 100

Questions about private pay?
Email intake@transfromyfc.com or call 541-507-6400 ext. 100

01/11/2026

ADHD can look different for every young person, and challenges with focus, impulsivity, emotional regulation, or school stress can impact daily life at home and in the classroom. An ADHD assessment can help bring clarity, identify strengths and needs, and guide the next steps for support.

Transform Youth and Family Counseling offers ADHD assessments for youth and young adults ages 6–24, with services available in Grants Pass, Medford, and virtually. We are committed to providing youth-centered, trauma-informed care in a welcoming and inclusive space.

Contact us: https://www.transformyfc.com/contact

11/07/2025

🎁✨ Spread Some Holiday Cheer with Transform! ✨🎁

Our Angel Tree Program is here! 🌟
We are collecting gifts for children and families who could use a little extra support during the holidays.

If you’d like to make a difference this season, consider becoming an Angel Tree donor. Every gift—big or small—helps bring joy and comfort to a local family in need. ❤️

🎄 How to Get Involved:
📞 Call us at 541-507-6400 ext. 103 for more information
🏷️ Pick up an Angel Tree gift tag at any of our office locations
🎁 Wrapped gifts are due by December 15th

Thank you for helping us make this season a little brighter for the families we serve. 💚

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122 NE Beacon Drive
Grants Pass, OR
97526

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Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm

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+15415076400

Website

http://www.transformyfc.com/

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