Helping Your Family Thrive in the Digital Age

In a world of constant distractions, Amico's therapists and executive functioning coaches helps kids manage digital overload and build essential life skills.

Our Approach

At Amico Health, we’re committed to ensuring that children, teens, and young adults have access to exceptional mental health care. Families come to us seeking support for a variety of emotional and behavioral challenges, and we equip them with the tools and strategies to grow, connect, and thrive in a tech-driven world.

Trained Specialists

Proven to Reduce Screentime

Convenient Online Care

Holistic Approach

Support for ADHD, Anxiety & Depression

12 states

using our program

200k

digital health indicators logged

Hundreds

of facilitators trained in our program

65 thousand

minutes of screen time reduced and counting

Addressing a Critical Need

48%

of U.S. teens say they do not enjoy life, up more than double in the past decade

30%

of teenage girls "seriously considered" suicide last year, a 60% increase in the past decade

8 hours

is the average daily phone screen-time for a U.S. teen

46%

of kids ages 13-17 say social media makes them feel worse

Our Pillars of Care

Designed for the Digital Age

A comprehensive strategy that combines therapy, coaching, and digital wellness to help kids thrive in a tech-driven world and create lasting improvements.

Executive Functioning Skills

We work with each child to develop executive functioning skills needed for today's world, like time management, goal-setting, and emotional regulation.

Parent Support and Resources

Equipping parents with practical tools and strategies to support their child’s progress and reinforce positive changes.

Clinically-Informed
Care

Our team of expert doctors and therapists delivers research-backed, personalized coaching and therapy to address digital distractions and build essential life skills.

What Our Community Says

Amico gives me an understanding that goes beyond simple and ineffective monitoring tools that I've used in the past.

Parent

Understanding platforms and how to protect my children is bewildering...Amico gives me a roadmap to better support my kids and gives me the tools I need to navigate this inscrutable landscape.

Parent

As a father, the prospect of catching the problem before it gets worse is particularly reassuring....I've seen with my own kids how issues pertaining to social media result in real world issues.

Parent

This kid reduced his phone time by tons of hours… it spawned from the curriculum. It was cool to see it working in real time

School Counselor

We need more of your social media curriculum. Amico is not just words on a powerpoint - it is what they need to understand these issues

Superintendent

Many of our students have young, single parents, and they talked about how they don’t like it when their moms post pictures about them rather than spending quality time with them. They learned how to talk to their parents about spending quality time rather than worrying about what they are posting.

School Counselor

The class just gets better each session! The content has been designed to be age-appropriate, and the students have actively engaged in lively discussions, as well as group and partner activities.

Teacher

Kids were shocked by how much time some kids their age spend on social media, as they don't spend nearly this amount. They actually wanted to know how they could help those kids stay off screens more regularly, and I explained that your organization is working to do just that.

Teacher

Teachers absolutely love it. They like the content, it is so easy that they can just pop it up and do it

Superintendent

We discussed how companies try to make you want things you can't afford online. They learned how ads on social media make them think they need things to be happy... It has been great to have deep conversations about this - they may not have the opportunity to talk about it without [Amico].

Teacher

Demonstrated Success

Screen Time Reduction

The U.S. Surgeon General warns that excessive screen time is one of the key factors in the youth mental health crisis

A man sitting at a desk with a laptop.

Peer Comparison Reduction

Amico reduces the tendency to compare oneself to others on social media and increases positive feelings about appearance among students