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

Sara Joy

Jun

2021

Types of Play Therapy and How it Helps

Sara Joy

Counseling for Children Counseling for Teens Family Counseling

While much of our content about Christian counseling focuses on therapy services for adults, counseling and therapy for children require a specialized approach. Traditional therapeutic methods for adults do not always adequately address children’s developmental needs. Children and adolescents have a different set of needs and communication styles from adult clients. Play therapy for children offers techniques that meet kids where they are and allows professionals to observe and use any indicated interventions. The efficacy of this type of therapy is backed by research and can be the most effective way in which to reach and treat our youngest clients. What is Play Therapy? The Association for Play Therapy defines...

Mike San Martino

Sep

2020

3 Strategies to Help Teens Reduce Anxiety

Mike San Martino

Anxiety Counseling for Teens Individual Counseling

Anxiety has now surpassed depression as the number one reason teenagers seek out therapy. Teens have many reasons to be anxious these days – global fears, COVID disruptions, school pressure, peer pressure, social media fatigue, body issues, and helicopter parents, just to name a few. I was talking to with a teen recently who described his anxiety as “a constant pressure, closing in on me, a low-grade tension that never goes away but sometimes gets more intense and scares me like I am going to have a heart attack.” Teens are nervous about their circumstances and even more stressed about their futures. The current generation of teens faces more pressure...