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Choosing a Surfboard

Teen counseling offers teens a confidential and supportive environment with a trained professional to navigate emotional, social, and mental challenges, including stress, anxiety, depression, and family conflicts. Through specific techniques, we can help teens develop crucial coping mechanisms, build self-awareness, gain new perspectives, and foster resilience to manage life's stressors and improve overall well-being and confidence

Teenagers

Who Provides Child/Adolescent Therapy

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Lizzie Shutt,, BS

Lizzie Shutt is a dedicated mental health counseling intern passionate about guiding individuals on their journey toward healing, growth, and self-discovery.

While childhood has its difficulties, a supportive space can be life-changing. Our child and adolescent therapy offers a safe place for your little one to explore their feelings and understand how emotions influence behavior. This guidance empowers them to develop better control over their actions. 

Children/Adolescents

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Who Provides Teen Counseling

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Erin Vinski, LCSW

I am a psychotherapist with a history of working with adults and adolescents; as a therapist with a social work background, my practice is person-centered and rooted in empathy.

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Kelly Zwicker, MS,MSW

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Lizzie Shutt, BS

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Child Therapy

Therapy for children, adolescents, and teens is a specialized approach that adapts to the unique needs of each developmental stage, addressing both significant life transitions and the gradual process of growing up. Younger children may benefit from play therapy or art therapy to communicate their feelings and process emotions in an age-appropriate way, while older children and teens can engage in more direct talk therapy or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to explore thoughts and build coping skills. By tailoring therapeutic techniques to the individual's cognitive and emotional capacities, counseling provides a safe and supportive space to navigate the challenges of life transitions and mental health concerns- and foster resilience for a healthier emotional foundation. 

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