A cozy therapy space viewed from a low, rabbit-level angle, featuring a single, curious Dutch rabbit with soft black-and-white fur sitting atop a plush, cream-colored rug. Around it are a few neatly arranged, colorful wooden blocks and a small, fabric tunnel, suggesting a child-friendly environment without showing any people. Warm, indirect natural light enters from a side window, creating soft highlights on the rabbit’s fur and a calm, inviting glow across the room. Shelves with neatly organized baskets and muted-toned cushions create a sense of order and safety. Photographic realism with gentle bokeh in the background emphasizes the rabbit as a calm, grounding presence in therapeutic play.

Therapy Services

Explore counseling, consultation, and rabbit-assisted therapy options tailored for children, teens, adults, and families.

Services

A sunlit family therapy room designed for animal-assisted sessions, photographed from a slightly elevated, wide-angle perspective. Two healthy, relaxed rabbits lounge on a low, slate-blue therapy couch covered with a washable, textured throw, while additional soft floor cushions and a neutral-toned pouf are scattered nearby. A large indoor plant in the corner and framed abstract art on the wall add a modern, professional feel. Soft morning light streams through a nearby window, creating a serene atmosphere with gentle, natural shadows. The composition uses the rule of thirds, with the rabbits subtly centered, conveying warmth, connection, and a structured, evidence-based environment without any human figures.

Individual counseling integrating rabbit-assisted interventions to support anxiety, emotional regulation, and coping skills across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.

A sunlit family therapy room designed for animal-assisted sessions, photographed from a slightly elevated, wide-angle perspective. Two healthy, relaxed rabbits lounge on a low, slate-blue therapy couch covered with a washable, textured throw, while additional soft floor cushions and a neutral-toned pouf are scattered nearby. A large indoor plant in the corner and framed abstract art on the wall add a modern, professional feel. Soft morning light streams through a nearby window, creating a serene atmosphere with gentle, natural shadows. The composition uses the rule of thirds, with the rabbits subtly centered, conveying warmth, connection, and a structured, evidence-based environment without any human figures.

Family and small-group sessions strengthening connection, communication, and shared resilience through structured interaction with therapy rabbits.

Pricing

Individual Session

Initial consultation (60 minutes): $160. Standard individual or child session (50 minutes): $140. Limited sliding-scale spots are available based on financial need—please inquire for current availability before scheduling.

50-minute

Rabbit-assisted

Evidence-based

Child friendly

Family Session

Bunny Love Therapy is an out-of-network provider and does not bill insurance directly. Payment is due at the time of service by credit card, HSA/FSA card, or debit. Upon request, a detailed superbill can be provided for you to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement, depending on your plan and benefits.

80-minute

Family-focused

Trauma-informed

Telehealth option

About

Sessions are paced gently, with clear consent and boundaries for you and the rabbits, emphasizing hygiene, allergy awareness, and collaborative planning to decide whether animal-assisted therapy is the right fit.

A professional office corner highlighting wellness and growth, with a caramel-colored rabbit sitting beside a small arrangement of symbolic therapy objects: a glass jar of polished worry stones, a tidy stack of muted-toned notebooks, and a leafy green plant in a matte ceramic pot. Everything rests on a smooth, light-wood side table adjacent to a modern, upholstered armchair. Late-afternoon natural light filters through blinds, casting soft horizontal patterns across the scene and subtle highlights on the rabbit’s fur. The photographic composition uses shallow depth of field, isolating the rabbit and objects while keeping the background discreet, suggesting reflective, goal-oriented counseling supported by the human-animal bond.