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Articles about Individual Counseling

Lisa Coleman

May

2022

Supporting Your Child Through Teen Counseling

Lisa Coleman

Counseling for Teens Family Counseling Individual Counseling

Supporting Your Child Through Teen Counseling The ages between thirteen and nineteen are well known as being years that can be extremely difficult for both the teen and their parents to navigate. Charged with emotional, physical, and social changes, it is confusing and tumultuous. This is only exacerbated by the fact that today’s teenagers are growing up in disturbing times and confronted by a number of difficult realities. Teen counseling can provide a useful platform for families to equip themselves with what is needed to make sense of and process various situations, ranging from minor issues right through to more serious problems. It is a parent’s responsibility to confront negative...

Melinda Burns

May

2022

Teen Anxiety: Types, Causes, and How to Help

Melinda Burns

Anxiety Counseling for Teens Individual Counseling

For many people, the word “anxiety” conjures up negative connotations. However, to feel anxious is not necessarily a bad thing, as anxiety is a normal human response to stress and uncertainty. Feeling anxious can motivate us to get things done, such as finishing an assignment or work project before the deadline. It can also help protect us from potential harm, causing us to pause before entering a potentially dangerous situation. Such anxiety is usually mild or subsides once the apparent danger has passed; it functions to encourage us to act in ways that protect ourselves. But when anxiety levels are consistently elevated, and the level of anxiety is out of...