Articles about Counseling for Teens

In the 1920s, Alfred Adler, a physician and psychotherapist, developed a theory on personality. His theory emphasized the influence a...

“Can you please pick that up?” “We don’t draw on the walls.” “The rule is no screens after 5 pm.”...

Children are commonly known as little balls of energy. It’s a normal part of growing up. However, some children appear...

Choosing to share the rest of your life with a person has a profound impact on the rest of your...

Long before our children came into the world, we developed ideas about our lives. For many of us, that included...

A paraphrase of the American Psychological Association defines identity as a person’s sense of self that is set based on...

Some people are comfortable with who they are, especially when it comes to their bodies. When you gaze at yourself...

Jackson has been feeling lost since he recently realized his teenage son Jack Junior’s famous appetite may have evolved into...

Divorce is a difficult life transition for adults, but children have an even more difficult time. Divorce can be filled...

Our relationship with our teenage children often gets rocky or fractured as they grow. Statistically, teens are more likely to...

Last night, I opened Instagram and began scrolling. I had recently searched for new recipes and workouts, so my feed...

As the number of instances of teenage- depression continues to grow in the United States, the importance of addressing this...

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