Teen Counseling in Keller - Fort Worth, TX
Our Teen Therapists have experience with:
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
Suicidal Thoughts
Refusal to go to school
Coping with difficult thoughts and emotions
Grief and loss
Trauma - past hurts
Big life changes - moving, parent’s divorce
Relationship struggles
Neurodivergent (Autism, ADHD)
School problems
Family issues
Low self-esteem
Social Navigation
LGBTQIA+
Teens can be hard to figure out. One minute they are up, and the next minute they are down. Sometimes their behavior may seem out of control with yelling, slamming, physical aggression, and acting out. Maybe it's becoming increasingly challenging to keep your cool around them. You witness your teenager struggling with depression, anxiety, and the overwhelming pressures of school and social life, and it breaks your heart. It feels like an uphill battle, and at times, it's downright enraging.
But here's the thing – there's help available. That's where our counseling services come in.
Our Teen Therapy Services
We believe every teenager deserves a compassionate and understanding environment to address their emotional, social, and mental well-being.
Our team of counselors specializes in working with teenagers.
When you choose Reach Counseling, you can access a wide range of counseling services tailored to meet your teen’s specific needs. Our confidential sessions allow your child to express themselves openly, without judgment. Whether your teen is struggling with academic pressures, relationships, self-esteem, anxiety, or any other challenge, our counselors are here to guide them through the process of self-discovery and growth.
At Reach Counseling, we tailor our services specifically to meet your teen's unique needs and preferences. Our goal is to keep them engaged and active in their therapy process. Whether through traditional talking therapy or alternative methods such as art, music, sand tray, games, or activities-based therapies, we create a safe and supportive environment for them to heal and learn positive ways to cope with their challenges. We help them identify their strengths and build coping skills around those strengths. Additionally, we're here to support parents in connecting and building healthy relationships with their teen.
Getting Started
To begin your counseling journey, simply reach schedule a free consultation by clicking “Book Now” or give us a call. During the initial consultation where we can discuss your concerns and goals. Together, we'll determine the best approach to support your teen and your family’s needs.
We have in-person counseling options at our office in the North Fort Worth/Keller area as well as virtual counseling.
We have therapists with availability after-school, evening, and on the weekend.
And no waitlist!
Don't hesitate to reach out to us! We're here to help your teenager get matched with a therapist who is the perfect fit for them. Our therapists have availability during the day, after school, and on weekends. We're passionate about partnering with parents and ensuring that kids and families thrive.
Let’s start this journey and together, we can help your teen find their path to emotional well-being, resilience, and a brighter future.
FAQs
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Many parents wonder why their teen won’t open up to them and feel guilty or embarrassed about taking their teen to therapy. This is very common, and our aim is to partner with parents to help teens learn better ways to express and communicate their feelings. Teens may not talk to their parents due to developmental changes, fear of judgment, the influence of peers, or emotional challenges. We can offer guidance, support, and practical strategies to parents, empowering them to create an open and healthy communication environment with their teen.
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How long a client needs therapy depends on many factors such as the client’s symptoms, environment (school and home), and personal goals. Our goal is to help clients and families find help and relief for their symptoms and challenges as quickly as possible; however, therapy is a process and not a quick fix. Every client is different, so we cannot guarantee results within a certain time frame. We aim to collaborate with parents to decide what works best for their family. We meet with parents during the first session to discuss their concerns while collaborating with them to formulate a good treatment plan. We strive to regularly update and communicate with parents throughout the process about their child’s progress. Some clients begin to see benefits and improvements after only 2-3 sessions. On average, most of our clients come for at least 10-12 sessions while learning new skills and coping strategies that will help them to manage their stress and challenges independently.
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Determining if your teen needs therapy can depend on several factors. Look for signs such as persistent changes in behavior, declining academic performance, withdrawal from social activities, intense mood swings, or difficulties managing emotions. Trust your instincts as a parent, and if you have concerns about your teen's well-being, reach out for help.
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Parents will conduct the consult call with the therapist. The parent will also come to the initial Intake Session with the teen to meet with the therapist. Most of the sessions will be with the teen and therapist only, but we will figure out the best way for the parent to be updated. If the teen is comfortable, we might encourage parents to join the last 5 minutes of a session to discuss the session and the progress made. Additionally, if you and your child see fit, you can have family sessions from time to time. Or we may recommend separate parent consultation sessions.
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The type of therapy that is best for teens can vary depending on their specific needs and challenges. At Reach Counseling, we use a variety of effective therapy approaches for teens including acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for tolerating difficult thoughts and emotions, mindfulness, expressive arts, sandtray, play and activities-based therapy, and family therapy to address relational dynamics. We can assess your teen's needs and recommend the most suitable therapy approach for their well-being.
