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Is your teen spending a lot of time in their room or spending most of their time away from the home?
Might they struggling and not talking about it with you?
Are you worried they might be depressed or have thoughts of suicide?
Is their drug or alcohol use concerning to you or are you wondering if this might be an issue?
Have you noticed they seem to be struggling with school work or friends?
Are they irritable, anxious, angry, sad?
Do they struggle with their relationship with food or their body?
Are you worried about your teen and not sure what to do?
THERAPY & COUNSELING SERVICES IN DENVER, CO
In today’s world, teens are overwhelmed with pressures from every angle: teachers, peers, coaches, parents and themselves. When pressures become too much, motivation may decrease and they might struggle with low self-esteem, have emotional outbursts, or turn to alcohol, marijuana or other drugs, and nicotine to cope. Sometimes they may put too much pressure on themselves to do well or look a certain way.
We Help Teens Who Are Overwhelmed and Might Struggle with Low Self-Esteem, Alcohol or Drug Use, Negative Body Image, Anxiety, Depression and Maybe Thoughts of Suicide
We believe that all teens want to do well and when they aren’t doing well or are struggling with school, relationships or activities, something might be up and it’s time to check in with them. Sometimes teens have the vocabulary to describe what’s going on and sometimes they don’t.
Does my teen need teen counseling or teen therapy?
During adolescence, teens are learning how to navigate the world outside of home. Though they still need their parents’ support, they gravitate toward developing relationships with their peers and fitting in. When they don’t have healthy ways of dealing with life stressors, they can fall into unhealthy relationships and patterns that when go unnoticed or uninterrupted can lead to more pain and suffering throughout their life and even thoughts of suicide.
Adolescent Years Are A Time of Transition
Counseling Can Help Teen Depression, Anxiety and More
College Preparation
Life Transitions
Relational Aggression
Family Communication
Family Conflict
School-related Issues
Teen Grief and Loss Counseling
Teen Trauma Therapy
Teen Suicide Risk Management
Teen Eating Disorder Therapy
Teen Body Image Counseling
Teen Alcohol Use Counseling
Teen Marijuana Use Counseling
Teen ADHD Therapy
Teen Depression Therapy
Teen Anxiety Counseling
Our teen therapists in Denver specialize in:
We get teens. We understand their day-to-day challenges and the pressures and changes in the world they face today. Through teen counseling, we help teens to identify their values, learn how to make healthier choices, balance pressures from adults and peers, handle disappointment, problem-solve and communicate more effectively.
HOW TO SELECT YOUR THERAPIST
We provide teen therapy both individually and as a family, depending on the teen and families needs and goals.
We help teens identify their values and goals for their life, and guide them in identify unhealthy and unhelpful patterns that get in the way of attaining their goals and aren’t aligned with their values.
We assist them in learning language to describe what they are feeling and their experiences so they are able to communicate their needs and struggles more effectively.
We teach teens ways of coping with anxiety, depression, feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness, helplessness that are helpful to them based on how they work individually and with others.
We help teens who struggle with thoughts of suicide find meaning and connection to life and those who struggle with or use alcohol or drugs to manage their triggers for using, learning to cope in a more effective, healthy way.
How Do Our Teen Therapists in Denver Help Adolescents?
Parents and caregivers are an important part of a teens growth and development. When a teen is struggling they may want to work with a therapist individually. Family therapy in addition to individual therapy can help relieve parent and caregivers anxiety, it can help bridge communication gaps and help with managing conflict.
Supportive family therapy in conjunction with individual teen therapy also helps to improve communication and connection between parents and caregivers; providing them support as well.
Family Therapy with Teens Helps Address ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, Drug and Alcohol Use, Gender & Sexuality exploration, Self-Esteem Issues and More
Camp Wellness
Teen Girls' Wellness group we call it:
Join us for a 6-week therapy group for female-identifying teens. This in-person group is designed for female-identifying teens who want to learn new skills and connect with other teens while focusing on self-esteem, communication skills, and self-care.
Teen Girls' Group
All teens and tweens have had to adjust these past few years and though they are showing great signs of resilience, many have had difficulty adjusting post-pandemic.
Even with loving support, some teens continue to struggle with school, teen depression, anxiety, substance abuse or other challenges.
If you are concerned about your teen or tween and want to learn more about how in-person or online teen therapy works, reach out to us for more information.
Therapy is a great place for teens to learn tools and skills to navigate life and what will come. In addition to individual teen therapy, we also offer teen therapy groups.
We offer online therapy for teens throughout Colorado and in-person therapy for teens in our Denver office.
Denver Metro Counseling is offering online therapy for teens in addition to in-person counseling for teens and tweens.
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