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Adolescent
therapy.

Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.

Oscar Wilde.

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Why do teens need therapy? 

Therapy can be a helpful and sometimes essential tool to help teenagers navigate their way through this transitional period of becoming independent individuals.

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Adolescents may often experience inner conflicts during this period of psychological and physical growth and as a result be left feeling overwhelmed emotionally. Relationships play a significant role during this stage of life as well as this informs our self-worth and how we also view ourselves in relation to others (friends and family). 

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Therapy with adolescents can be complex as there needs to be a safe and confidential space for the young person to express themselves and make sense of their experiences and feelings, while parental feedback needs to be considered at the same time. 

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Parental guidance is often very valuable to enable the different significant individuals in the young person's life to support them optimally.

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While every relationship goes through ups and downs, toxic relationships are consistently unpleasant and emotionally taxing for the people in it.  

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Take our quiz

Please note that this is not a formal assessment, but merely a screening tool for you as a parent to identify if your teen might benefit from seeing a professional.

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Common problems
teens seek help for

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Mood - especially depression and anxiety.

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Behavioural problems.

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School related issues / academics.

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Social-related issues & bullying.

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Sexual identity.

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Trauma.

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Family related problems - conflict in the house / divorce.

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Stress. 

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