Being a teen is hard.
Generational patterns are causing a shift in family dynamics with the expectations that are in place for teens and young adults to “leave the nest” and start their own life.
Young adults may not possess the self-esteem needed to launch into the world. Maybe they have no drive to get a job, attend college, or stop playing that video game all day.
Teens and young adults require a different type of therapeutic approach to allow them the opportunity to achieve their full potential.
One of the other crucial components to a young adult’s success is co-parenting therapy to ensure the parents are also provided with the tools, boundaries, and assistance they need to help their child launch into becoming a full independent individual.
I pride myself in the level of connection I can establish with many teens and young adults to get their buy-in into the therapeutic process.
You can expect guidance to help you in setting boundaries, expectations, and rules with your teen while also receiving the benefits of your teen being in therapy.
