Look for changes like withdrawal, intense mood swings, falling grades, sleep changes, or talking less. If they seem stuck or overwhelmed, therapy can help.
Therapists share safety-related concerns but keep most conversations private. Teens need space to talk freely, and we balance that with family involvement when appropriate.
Not always at first. But with the right therapist and environment, many begin to value the space. We don't force conversations, and we believe that they happen naturally over time.
Some changes are quick, and others take more time. Many teens notice shifts in how they feel, cope, or connect within the first few months.
Not at all. Therapy supports teens who are struggling, adjusting, or simply want a space to reflect. It's helpful even before a crisis begins.