As of September 15, 2025, we are no longer accepting referrals for clients who are under the age of 18.
This was a carefully considered decision, but one that is unfortunately best at this time. We are a small practice that does not have other specialities, such as case management, that can be a critical element of effective service delivery for young people and their families.
Any updates about this in the future will be posted to this page.
The Child and Family Services Division at Skipped Parts, LLC provides therapy to children, parents, and families.
We provide parent support and resources
We discuss boundaries, consent, and sexual development
We help families heal
See our brochure for more information.
It is important to understand context, the whole picture, when children act out sexually. In order to understand children's sexual behavior problems, some things to consider can include:
Sexual development
Abuse and trauma history
Body knowledge
Religious beliefs
Adult/parents responses/reactions to the behavior
Skipped Parts, LLC encourages families, and other agencies, to focus on helping children whose behaviors are inappropriate for their developmental stage.
As of September 15, 2025, we are not accepting any new referrals for these assessments.
We are often contacted about providing psychosexual evaluations for children. When children are under the age of 12, a psychosexual evaluation is not appropriate. These evaluations are forensic evaluations that are typically conducted when someone has offended and is going through the criminal justice system. For young children (under age 12), we must understand their behavior within context. Instead of a psychosexual evaluation, we encourage an approach to services that does not characterize the child as an offender. Child sexual behavior assessments focus on individual risk factors and risk factors within the child's social and physical environment. Risk is contextual; it is a function of the individual and the individual in his or her environment (Massachusetts Adolescent Sex Offender Coalition, 2015). For children, risk for continued problematic sexual behaviors may be a result of environments that provide low/inadequate supervision, access to potential victims, and overwhelming emotional demands or stress.
Cost of evaluation: $2,750
We do not bill insurance for these evaluations.
If your child/family will be working with us in therapy, this type of evaluation is incorporated into those services and is not billed separately.
If you would like to make a referral, please complete our referral form and send it to referrals@skippedpartscounseling.com.