Teen Counselling (Ages 14+)
Psychotherapy That Helps Teens Feel Heard, Supported, and Empowered
Adolescence can be overwhelming. Teens today are navigating school stress, social pressures, identity development, emotional challenges, and often, big life transitions—all while still learning how to cope and communicate.
At Lotus Counselling, we provide specialized psychotherapy for teens ages 14 and up. Our team of experienced therapists offers compassionate, non-judgmental care to support teens as they develop the tools they need to better understand themselves, build emotional regulation, and navigate the world around them.
Common Challenges Teens Face
Therapy can help teens who are:
Struggling with anxiety, panic attacks, or social anxiety
Experiencing low self-worth or identity confusion
Having difficulty with friendships, school, or online pressure
Dealing with eating disorders or body image concerns
Living with ADHD, behavioural challenges, or impulsivity
Experimenting with or relying on substance use
Recovering from grief, bullying, family conflict, or trauma
Feeling stuck, misunderstood, or overwhelmed
How We Help
Our therapists use evidence-based, trauma-informed, and identity-affirming approaches tailored to teens. These may include:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for anxiety, negative self-talk, and low self-esteem
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) for emotional regulation and distress tolerance
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for values-based action and identity exploration
Substance use counselling and harm reduction strategies
Support with ADHD, social skills, and executive functioning
Eating disorder therapy and body image support
Therapy for grief, trauma, and major life transitions
Each session is personalized based on your teen’s needs and preferences—this might mean traditional talk therapy, creative methods, skill-building exercises, or mindfulness practices.
What to Expect
Your teen will be thoughtfully matched with a therapist experienced in adolescent care. The therapeutic relationship is central to our work—it’s how we build trust, safety, and real growth.
We also know that therapy for teens is most effective when they feel a sense of ownership and autonomy. Our clinicians work collaboratively with teens to set goals, process difficult emotions, and explore new coping strategies at a pace that feels right to them.
Why Teen Counselling Matters
Therapy offers teens a place where they’re not being judged, graded, or corrected—it’s just for them.
With the right support, teens can:
Build healthier relationships with peers, parents, and teachers
Improve mood, focus, and self-confidence
Learn how to manage intense emotions
Develop a stronger sense of identity and self-worth
Cope more effectively with school stress, anxiety, and social pressure
