The teenage years can be exciting, but also overwhelming. Young people today face unique pressures, such as school expectations, social media, friendships, relationships, family conflict, and decisions about their future. These challenges can sometimes feel isolating, stressful, or “too much” to manage on their own.
Counselling can give teenagers a safe and supportive space to explore their feelings, develop coping strategies, and build resilience for the years ahead.
I have worked as a counsellor within a high school setting, supporting students through challenges such as anxiety, depression, perfectionism, friendship issues, self-esteem struggles, and parent-child conflict. This experience has given me a deep understanding of the unique needs of teenagers, and the importance of building trust, safety, and connection in therapy.
Teenagers may come to counselling for a variety of reasons, including:
In my work with young people, I focus on creating a space where they feel heard and respected.
Together, we:
Counselling can help teenagers to:
Parents often play a key role in their teenager’s wellbeing. With the teen’s consent, I can provide guidance to parents on how to support their child, set healthy boundaries, and strengthen communication at home.
If you’re a parent looking for support for your teenager, or a young person ready to take the first step, counselling can make a real difference.
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