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

Lisa Coleman

Nov

2022

Help with Teen Anger Management

Lisa Coleman

Anger Management Counseling for Teens Family Counseling Individual Counseling

Teen anger is nothing to brush under the rug. Whether your teen is throwing his or her smartphone at a wall when frustrated that an app isn’t working, or screaming when he or she doesn’t get his or her way, teenagers with uncontrollable anger are bound to be in serious trouble. While some are verbal attackers, others can become physically aggressive. If they don’t learn to control their anger, they will have problems in school, relationships, and careers. Although anger is a normal, healthy emotion, it is important to know how to deal with it. Knowing how to manage anger and how to express it in a socially appropriate way...

Gianna Young

Sep

2022

Tips for Helping Someone Process Childhood Trauma

Gianna Young

Counseling for Children Counseling for Teens Family Counseling Individual Counseling Trauma

Children are often overlooked when they face various traumatic events. People might assume that they do not understand what has happened or they will get over it more easily because of their age, but childhood trauma can affect children in a variety of ways and for an exceptionally long time – does not discriminate. Children can be traumatized by a variety of things: Bullying Accident involvement/observation Natural disasters Community violence Poor living conditions/neglect Physical and emotional abuse Stress caused by poverty Being separated from a parent or caregiver Having their world rocked in some way – move, loss of a pet, or a friend Chaos or dysfunction in daily life...