Ellie Mental Health - South Brunswick-Monmouth Junction

The Ellie Mental Health clinic in Monmouth Junction serves children, adolescents, couples, and adults from a community-based office suite, not a clinical waiting room. Five therapists offer individual, couples, family, and telehealth sessions, including evenings and weekends by appointment. The clinic stands out for pairing standard talk therapy with applied behavior analysis for younger clients and for building specific competency in serving LGBTQ+ and BIPOC clients.

Match With a Therapist Who Understands Diverse Backgrounds

Therapists here draw from more than a dozen approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), play therapy, art therapy, and applied behavior analysis. Two clinicians note specific competency serving LGBTQ+ and BIPOC clients, including gender-affirming care for children and teens, while another specializes in eating disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and complex mental illness.

Book Sessions Around a Full Schedule

The clinic keeps scheduling flexible, with standard weekday hours plus evening and weekend appointments for clients who cannot visit during a typical workday. Sessions run in person at the Cornwall Road office or online through telehealth, so clients can switch formats as needed. The practice accepts a wide range of insurance plans to help keep therapy accessible, and staff help match new clients with a therapist suited to their concerns.

Address a Wide Range of Concerns at Every Age

Across its five clinicians, the clinic treats anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, grief, self-harm, and personality disorders in children, teens, and adults. One therapist has spent a decade in school counseling and works with school-related anxiety and adjustment issues, while another draws on nearly ten years in education, case management, and ABA therapy to support children, adolescents, and young adults through anger, trauma, and family conflict.