Teen Counseling
Help your teen tackle anxiety, boost self-esteem, and navigate major life changes.
It’s straight up HARD to be a teenager today.
Is your teen slamming doors and sassing siblings? Are you noticing big emotions and bigger mood swings? Has your teenager started to isolate themselves? Are they always glued to their phones?
Let’s get to the bottom of what’s bugging them and help your teen learn healthy coping skills that will carry them to and through a healthy adulthood.
“First of all, this practice understands and respects diversity. These practitioners are safe, very informative, innovative, and clients have told me they feel a sense of ‘getting somewhere.’”
-Nikki Calloway, Mental Health Therapist
Teens are facing big emotions—and even bigger problems.
The teenage years aren't just tough—today, they're a battleground. Anxiety, depression, peer pressure, and identity crises are more intense than ever before. Not to mention all the research around the negative effects of social media…
Inclusive Counseling for LGBTQIA+ Teens
Is your LGBTQIA+ teen struggling with identity, feeling isolated, or facing relentless peer pressure? As a parent, it’s painful to see your child in distress.
The challenges they face can lead to anxiety, depression, and hopelessness.
Supporting Your Teen: Adolescent Therapy
Do you feel overwhelmed with the responsibility of equipping your teenager to handle the pressure of today’s world? Arm your teen with tools to face critical topics:
Overwhelmed by school, social media, or peer pressure? We teach them to conquer anxiety and stress, helping them regain control.
Anxiety & Stress
Identity & Self-Esteem
Struggling with identity? We guide teens to discover themselves, boost confidence, and develop solid self-esteem.
Peers & Social Skills
Friendship troubles? We enhance social skills and resolve conflicts, empowering your teen to build healthy relationships.
Columbus Teen Counselors & Therapists: Find Your Match
Our mental health therapists create a supportive environment where your teen can grow, develop confidence, and navigate the challenges of adolescence. Helping your teen flourish is what drives us.
Working With Us
You've already made a crucial decision by choosing to support your teen's mental health. Now, we’ll make the next step easy:
#1 - Reach Out
Reach out to us by filling out our online form, sending an email, or giving us a call. We're here to guide you and your teen every step of the way.
#2 - Free Consultation
We offer a complimentary 15-minute consultation to ensure we’re the right fit for your teen. This is your opportunity to ask questions, discuss your concerns, and see how we can best support your child.
#3 - Book A Session
If we’re a good match, we’ll arrange your teen’s first session. This is where we’ll begin to understand their needs and start building a strong, supportive therapeutic relationship.
Conveniently Located, Easy To Find
1200 W 5th Ave, Suite 105 in the heart of Columbus, OH.
Our warm and inviting office is designed to make your teen feel comfortable and at ease as soon as they walk through the door. Conveniently situated in downtown Grandview, we’re easily accessible and provide a private, supportive environment where your teen can get the help they need.
Virtual Counseling For Teens
While we have a stunning office in Grandview, Ohio, we also offer virtual counseling for teens within the state of OH. We believe help should always be accessible, whether you prefer to come in person or prefer telehealth therapy.
What About Fees & Insurance?
We don’t work directly with insurance companies, which allows us to prioritize your care without the restrictions that insurance might impose.
Teen Counseling: Frequently Asked Questions
Is it normal for a teenager to go to therapy?
Yes, it's completely normal and helpful for teens to go to therapy. Many teens benefit from counseling to navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, and identity issues.
When to worry about your teenager?
You should be concerned if your teenager shows persistent changes in behavior, mood, or academic performance, withdraws from friends and family, or exhibits signs of depression or anxiety. Sometimes, teens will even come out and ask you to go to counseling—just listen to them.
What age is appropriate for counseling?
Counseling can be appropriate at any age!
What are the red flags that a child will exhibit with possible emotional and behavioral problems?
Persistent sadness, excessive worry, self-harm, suicidal ideations, or extreme mood swings can indicate emotional issues. Aggressive behavior, significant changes in eating or sleeping patterns, and social withdrawal are also common red flags for potential behavioral problems.
Take the First Step Towards a Better Tomorrow
Your teen deserves support, understanding, and a safe space to navigate the challenges they’re facing. Whether it’s stress, anxiety, identity struggles, or family dynamics, we’re here to help them find their way.
Don’t wait—empower your teen to take control of their mental health.
