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Therapy for Adolescents

Supporting teens to find their voice — safely and authentically

Adolescence is a time of change, growth, and sometimes confusion. Teens face pressures at school, at home, and with friends — and navigating emotions can feel overwhelming. Treehouse Trauma Centre provides a supportive space where adolescents can explore their thoughts and feelings, build coping skills, and gain confidence in themselves.

What adolescent therapy is

Adolescent therapy is a person-centered approach designed specifically for teenagers. Sessions give teens the space to express themselves honestly, explore challenges, and develop emotional resilience. Therapists use a mix of conversation, reflective exercises, and creative approaches tailored to each teen’s needs.

 

Rather than pushing teens to talk in ways that feel uncomfortable, therapy meets them where they are — letting them take the lead while having a supportive adult guide their growth.

Our approach at Treehouse Trauma Centre

Our therapists create a safe, non-judgmental environment. Sessions are flexible — some teens prefer to meet one-on-one, while others benefit from occasional family involvement. We may integrate creative tools, mindfulness exercises, or guided discussions to support communication and self-expression.

 

Every teen is unique, and therapy is tailored to their personality, interests, and goals. Our priority is always safety, trust, and autonomy.

How therapy can help

Therapy can support teens experiencing:

 

  • Anxiety or worry

  • Depression or low mood

  • Trauma or stressful life events

  • Difficulties at school or with peers

  • Identity questions or self-esteem challenges

 

Through therapy, adolescents can:

 

  • Build coping skills and emotional regulation

  • Clarify personal values and sense of self

  • Improve relationships with family and friends

  • Develop confidence, resilience, and agency in decision-making

Who adolescent therapy is for

Teens navigating stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, or identity questions. Therapy is especially helpful for those who may feel misunderstood or need extra support to process emotions and experiences.

Getting started

Curious whether adolescent therapy could help your teen? Schedule an intake session to meet with one of our therapists. Together, we can explore your teen’s needs and create a plan that feels safe and supportive.

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