ADHD & executive functioning
Practical support for attention, impulsivity, organization, and the big feelings that often come along for the ride.
Therapy for real kids, real families, and real life
Big feelings deserve understanding, not shame.
Warm, practical, neurodiversity-affirming therapy for children, adolescents, and the adults who support them in the Quad Cities.
Welcoming new clients Children, teens, and families. Insurance, private pay, and sliding-scale options.
Dr. Jackie Jiang & Associates · Moline, Illinois · 309-944-7833
In this space...
- all feelings are welcome
- behavior makes sense in context
- different does not mean less
- parents deserve support, too
CONNECT · UNDERSTAND · GROW
How I can help
Support that looks beneath the behavior.
Children do well when they can. Therapy helps us understand what is getting in the way—and build skills that work in everyday life.
Autism-affirming care
A strengths-based space where neurodivergent children can build skills without being asked to hide who they are.
Anxiety & emotional regulation
Helping children understand what their bodies and emotions are communicating—and what to do next.
School support
Guidance grounded in real school experience, including collaboration, 504 plans, IEPs, and school anxiety.
Hi, I’m Anna.
A therapist who believes kids need connection before correction.
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with experience supporting children and families in both school and outpatient settings. I work primarily with children and adolescents experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, emotional dysregulation, behavioral concerns, and school-related stress.
My style is warm, honest, playful, and practical. Therapy with me may include conversation, games, art, books, humor, movement, and plenty of curiosity about what is happening beneath the surface.
MSW · University of IowaSchool social work backgroundDIR/Floortime & Theraplay trained
View my Psychology Today profile Insurance & payment • Now accepting new clients
Your insurance can be
part of the plan.
My approvals with the plans listed here are complete. That means you can now use these insurance plans for eligible therapy visits with me.
Whether you are looking for help with worries, big emotions, ADHD, family stress, or another concern, you can contact the office to get started.
Call 309-944-7833Insurance & EAP options
- BCBS
- Wellmark
- TRICARE
- EFR/EAP
- Cigna/Evernorth
- UnitedHealthcare / UBH
- Aetna
Let’s make the costs clear.
Ask about an appointment The front office can confirm your specific plan and benefits, including any copay or deductible, before your first appointment.
Private pay is accepted. A limited number of sliding-scale openings—reduced fees based on financial need—are also available through the practice. Ask the office about eligibility and availability.
What does “in-network” mean?
I have been approved to work with that insurance plan, so eligible therapy visits can be billed through your insurance. Your own plan determines what it covers and any amount you pay. The office can help you check those details.
How do I get started?
Call 309-944-7833 or visit my practice profile and ask to schedule with Anna Pepping. The office handles availability, insurance questions, and intake arrangements. You can also read the first-appointment guide with your child before your visit.
Can I pay privately or ask about a lower fee?
Yes. Private pay is accepted, and the practice offers a limited number of sliding-scale openings based on financial need. Contact the office to ask about the fee, required information, and current availability.
Come on in
A space made for real kids.
Therapy can feel unfamiliar at first. I wanted this room to feel warm, playful, and low-pressure—a place where children can talk, create, play, move, laugh, curl up, or take a minute to settle in.
Kids do not have to sit perfectly still or find the “right” words here. We can use art, books, games, feelings tools, sensory supports, and plenty of curiosity to discover what helps them feel comfortable and understood.
Beneath the Behavior
Notes for raising real humans.
New • For kids & grown-upsWhat happens at therapy?
What happens at therapy?
Let’s take a look together.
A first-visit guide, a click-through picture story, and a short video to help the unfamiliar feel more familiar.
Explore the first-visit guideNew • ADHD before age 10
ADHD in girls vs. boys: what adults can miss
Some struggles are loud. Others are easier to overlook. A closer look at early ADHD patterns without turning gender into a checklist.
8 min read Beneath the behaviorYour child’s behavior is communication
The behavior may be the loudest part of the moment, but it is rarely the whole story. Here is how to begin looking underneath it.
6 min read ADHDADHD is not a motivation problem
A child can care deeply and still struggle to begin, remember, organize, or follow through. Support works better than shame.
5 min read For parentsValidate the feeling without changing the limit
Validation does not mean agreement. It tells a child: your feeling makes sense, and I can still hold the boundary.
4 min read
Accepting new clients
You do not have to figure it all out alone.
I’m welcoming children, teens, and families for therapy through Dr. Jackie Jiang & Associates in Moline. Call 309-944-7833 or use my practice profile to ask about an appointment with Anna Pepping.
Insurance accepted: BCBS, Wellmark, TRICARE, EFR/EAP, Cigna/Evernorth, UnitedHealthcare / UBH, and Aetna. Private pay and limited sliding-scale openings are also available. The office can confirm your coverage and costs.
Wondering what the first appointment is like? Start here.