
Introducing The Be Center
A Place For Parents
Welcome to The Be Center! We are a parent-focused center specializing in empowering parents navigating the complexities of their child, teen your young adult’s mental health journey. We believe parents need support in know WHAT and HOW to cope with, understand and respond to family challeges that arise when a love one is struggling. Utilizing our innovative approach rooted in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), we offer a comprehensive array of services including parent coaching and individual sessions, couples therapy, parent skill groups and enriching workshops. Our team of clinicians is deeply committed and rigorously trained in DBT, bringing extensive expertise from outpatient, residential, and inpatient settings.
At The Be Center, we understand the profound challenges parents face when their child is struggling. We know that as a parent, you may feel confused and unsure about how to navigate these challenges while staying true to your family values. That's why we're here to provide a nurturing space where you can feel genuinely heard, understood, and supported. By equipping you with practical skills and personalized strategies, we aim to empower you to protect and guide your family. Research underscores the pivotal role of parental involvement in enhancing treatment outcomes for children, adolescent, and your adults.
Take the step towards empowerment – let us walk this path with you.

Free Webinar Series
Parenting Through the Chaos May 2nd, 6pm EST
Clinicians: Intro DBT for Parents - May 19th, 12pm EST
Parenting Through the Chaos
Typical parenting strategies don’t prepare you for what happens when your child is struggling with depression, anxiety, or even suicidal thoughts. This free, one-hour webinar covers the realities of parenting a child in distress—the impact on families, the emotional toll, and the challenge of balancing boundaries while maintaining relationships and self-care. This free one-hour webinar will discuss specific challenges parents face when their children are struggling with mental health. Participants will learn about:
Parenting a child, adolescent, or young adult in distress
Common dilemmas faced by parents
Strategies to find balance and a clear path out of the chaos
Date: May 2nd at 6:00 PM ET via Zoom
DBT for Parents: An Introductory Clinical Training
Clinicians often feel unprepared to work effectively with parents. Our innovative DBT for Parents model provides a structured approach that goes beyond existing interventions equipping clinicians to focus on the unique challenges faced by parents—not just their child’s behavior. Parents play a critical role in supporting adolescents and young adults with emotional dysregulation, and need their own intervention to help them balance influencing behaviors, maintaining relationships, and preserving their own sense of self.
Join us for this clinician-focused webinar to explore our approach and learn:
✅ How to assess and address parent behaviors effectively
✅ DBT skills tailored for parents, including family-based interventions
✅ A structured, practical framework for working with parents, featuring chain analysis
and a targeted intervention hierarchy.
Join us to gain practical tools, deepen your understanding, and transform the way you work with families.
Date: May 19th at 12:00 PM ET via Zoom
Join Us
Open to parents in any geographical location
Parent Coaching Foundational
Upcoming Dates:
April 11th
May 9th
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM EST
Parent Coaching Skills Groups
Monday 8:30 - 10:00 AM
Wednesday 5:00 - 6:30 PM
New Reduced Pricing!
(Minimum 6 week commitment required)*
We provide Virtual Teletherapy services
Our services are offered exclusively via Telehealth, allowing both convenience and privacy.
Meet our Founders
Daniel Crump, LICSW
Business Development Director
Co-Founder, Owner, Therapist
Luciana Payne, PHD
Clinical Program Director
Co-Founder, Owner, Therapist
“I realized my way of helping my son was actually keeping him stuck. The Be Center was so supportive in helping us rebuild our relationship and address the issues in our family.”
— Parent