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Counseling for Teens & Young Adults

Metro Atlanta Counseling for Teens and Young Adults

For teens and young adults navigating the challenges of living in the 21st century as a young person, counseling services can provide essential support. At CNSL, our therapists are here to make sure that your teen is getting the support and professional services they need to help them make smart life decisions. To learn more about how our counseling services for teens and young adults can help them build healthy lifestyles, reach out to our professionals directly today. We are here to support you and your family.

Reasons Teens and Young Adults Seek Counseling

There is a multitude of reasons why teenagers or young adults may choose to seek counseling services. At CNSL, our therapists can help teens and young adults who are struggling with:

  • Substance abuse issues. There is often pressure on young people to consume alcohol or use illicit substances, which can come from various sources like their peers or social media. If your teen is struggling with substance abuse or addiction, getting help from a professional is important for their physical and mental well-being, as well as their future. 
  • Relationship problems. Romantic relationships, familial relationships, and friendships can all be difficult to navigate as a young person when emotions run high, and feelings are especially intense. Counseling can provide coping tools and a new perspective for teens who are struggling. 
  • Academic performance. Whether in high school or college, academic performance can start to slip when a young person becomes overwhelmed. Identifying the cause of the issue and determining the best methods and techniques for support is important.
  • Behavioral and anger management issues. Behavioral and anger issues can be very problematic for a young person who is trying to navigate life successfully, even leading to run-ins with the law in some cases. Learning how to manage emotions effectively to prevent behavioral outbursts is a key skill. 
  • ADHD. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can cause a wide range of issues, from difficulty with attention, organization, and time management to impulsiveness and mood swings. For some children with ADHD, symptoms fade as they age. But when symptoms persist into teenage years or adulthood, learning skills to positively manage the condition as a young adult can be critical to success.

How Counseling for Teens and Young Adults Works

Counseling for teens and young adults starts with goal-setting. It’s important that teens and young adults are in charge of their own therapy journey and are aware of what they want to get out of therapy. Once goals are set, the young person will work with the therapist to start deconstructing strongly held—and often erroneous—beliefs and perceptions. They’ll also work to learn different tools and strategies for managing their emotions and communicating with others. 

Call CNSL Today

Counseling for teens and young adults may be a very important part of supporting a young person during a difficult time in their life. At CNSL, we understand the value of counseling services, and our therapists are committed to a patient-focused experience. To learn more about our services and how we can help, whether you are a parent who is worried about their teen or if you are a young person who knows that you need some help, call today. You can also book your first appointment on our website.

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