Indiana Teen Therapist and Counselor
Navigating Adolescence with Understanding and Support
Online Teen Therapy in Indiana
Are you worried about your teen and not sure what to do?
Are they irritable, anxious, angry, sad?
Are they struggling with the pressure to perform and succeed?
Do you worry they are withdrawing from you or the relationships and activities that fulfill them?
Is their drug or alcohol use concerning to you or are you wondering if this might be an issue?
Is there drama, drama, and more drama?
The teenage years can be a very turbulent and chaotic time for both teens and their parents.
It doesn't have to be this way.
Therapy for teens is a great way for them to learn how to manage emotions, conflicts, and pressures.
All teens need a safe and compassionate environment to explore their emotions, challenges, and aspirations in order to thrive. That’s is exactly what we strive to provide.
Adolescence is a time of transformation, self-discovery, and a whirlwind of emotions.
We all know that being a teenager is not always easy! It comes with a unique set of challenges- navigating academic pressures, friendships and family dynamics.
Teen Therapy matters because it empowers teens to thrive in a world that can often feel like a maze of uncertainties.
We are passionate about helping teens embrace their authentic selves, build resilience, and develop healthy coping mechanisms for life’s ups and downs.
FAQ
Yes, all counseling sessions are typically confidential, meaning the therapist cannot share information without the teen’s permission. However, there are exceptions, such as when the teen is a danger to themselves or others, or if there is suspected abuse. These exceptions are explained at the beginning of therapy.
The duration of counseling varies depending on the individual needs of the teen and the nature of the issues being addressed. Some teens may benefit from a few sessions, while others might need ongoing support for several months or longer.
Yes, parents can be involved, especially when family dynamics are part of the issue. However, it’s important for teens to have a safe space to express themselves freely, so the involvement is typically balanced with respecting the teen’s confidentiality and independence.
Support your teen by:
Showing interest in their progress without prying into session details.
Encouraging open communication and expressing understanding and empathy.
Creating a supportive home environment.
Respecting their privacy and encouraging them to take an active role in their therapy.