We approach teens with curiosity, respect, and zero judgment. We create a space where they feel seen and heard, and we let them set the pace.
We support teens facing anxiety, depression, bullying, identity exploration, family stress, academic pressure, and more.
While teens have their own private space in therapy, we stay in close communication with caregivers when needed and with the teen’s consent.
Yes. Many teens start off unsure or reluctant. We meet them where they are and work to build engagement over time.
If your teen seems withdrawn, anxious, irritable, or overwhelmed, it may be time to reach out. Sudden changes in mood, eating or sleeping habits, grades, or social connections can be signs that they’re struggling. Teens don’t always open up at home — but therapy gives them a space to talk, process, and feel supported without judgment. Whether they’re navigating identity, academic stress, or family conflict, we help them feel seen, understood, and equipped with tools that work for them.