Teen Counseling

Being a teen is not easy. It is also not easy to be a parent of a teen who is struggling. Collaborative Counseling has therapists qualified to provide therapy both to adolescents and parents struggling to navigate the emotional and relational struggles that are becoming increasingly common to this life phase.

The adolescent years are a time of many changes and transitions, and as a result many teens struggle. Counseling can provide a healthy outlet to process these changes and to develop confidence in their ability to solve their own problems and overcome challenges.

Many teens benefit from assistance learning to healthfully navigate relationships, stress, family problems, peer pressure and growing into their unique self. Therapy for adolescents and teens can help improve their overall functioning at home, school, in social situations and relationally with both family and friends.

We Can Help

Counseling involves a collaborative process where you work with a trained professional who will support you in resolving personal conflicts and emotional difficulties. We specialize in working with teens and their families on a wide array of struggles teenagers can face including:

For more information on our counseling services and scheduling, please contact us to schedule today.

Telehealth Services

Receive all your counseling needs from the comfort of your own home with telehealth. Our online therapy sessions combine the convenience of virtual mental-health support with top-notch client service. Meeting with your therapist is easy. Log in from a tablet, smartphone, or computer from our secure platform, Zoom to start your telehealth counseling service.

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