Navigating Teen Issues Through Christian Counseling

It should come as no surprise that the teenage years can be thrilling and turbulent, or any point between the two. Teens frustrate parents and parents exasperate teens as they move through this phase of life. The counselors at Redmond Christian Counseling provide a safe place where you and your teen can open up about whatever you may be feeling. Any kind of issue can be addressed, from typical transitional difficulties to more serious problems such as family crises, trauma, or addiction. Whatever the issue, our counselors can help you and your teen grow and develop skills to help navigate the teen years in a way that honors God.

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Articles about Counseling for Teens

Tammette Chitwood

Feb

2023

Coping Strategies for the Highly Sensitive Student

Tammette Chitwood

Counseling for Children Counseling for Teens Family Counseling

The term “Highly Sensitive Person” (HSP for short) refers to someone whose nervous system is wired differently from others. They are deeply affected by sensory information, like excessive noise, bright lights, or violent movies. The highly sensitive person also tends to observe and “ingest” the emotions of those around them, embodying others’ feelings for long periods. This trait affects people of all ages and backgrounds and can prove to be burdensome and draining. Nowhere is it more of a burden than in high school or college, however. The high-volume workloads, deadlines, and complex relationships that take place in the life of a student can make for an overwhelming experience for...

Jessica Burgans

Feb

2023

Understanding ADHD Symptoms in Children

Jessica Burgans

ADHD Counseling for Children Counseling for Teens Family Counseling

Parenting, caregiving, or teaching are difficult tasks. It doesn’t matter how healthy or well-mannered or obedient your child is; it is never easy to train up a child in the way he or she should go. Though some behaviors can appear similar to ADHD symptoms that result from lack of proper structure, sleep, and healthy discipline, a clinical ADHD diagnosis can create challenges in child-rearing. Consequently, when concerns arise about your child’s development, mental health, or behavior, it is easy to become overwhelmed and uncertain of how to move forward. If you suspect your child may have ADHD, you may have questions like these: How can you begin to help...