Clinical Social Work Practice – NorthStar Therapy
NorthStar Therapy is a mental health practice based in Wichita, Kansas, located at 2400 N. Woodlawn Boulevard, Suite 110, Wichita, KS 67220. The practice is owned and operated by Mariah Warden, a clinical social worker with over 13 years of clinical experience in the mental health field.
Services offered at NorthStar Therapy include individual therapy, family therapy, and couples therapy, as well as ADHD and executive functions coaching and consulting services. The practice addresses challenges including ADHD, stress, trauma, depression, and anxiety. Client testimonials featured on the website highlight the practice’s emphasis on personalized strategies and skill-building for adults managing ADHD and related executive functioning difficulties. Testimonials reference the development of practical tools and habit-forming approaches specific to each client’s circumstances.
The practice accepts insurance and also offers out-of-pocket payment options for clients who prefer or require self-pay arrangements. A good faith estimate is available upon request, as required by applicable federal regulations. In-person services are available at the Wichita office location. Specific therapeutic modalities and whether telehealth sessions are available are not detailed on the accessible homepage content. Individual clinician credential details beyond Mariah Warden’s role as the licensed clinical social worker and owner are not listed.
NorthStar Therapy maintains a social media presence on Facebook and Instagram under handles associated with northstartcc. The practice can be reached by phone at (316) 260-1127 or by email at clientcare@northstartcc.com. No year of establishment is stated on the website.
The practice serves individuals, couples, and families in the Wichita, Kansas area. Under Mariah Warden’s clinical direction, NorthStar Therapy combines talk therapy with executive functioning coaching and professional consulting, offering a range of support structures for adults and families dealing with mental health, neurodevelopmental, and stress-related concerns in one setting.