Therapy for teens in West Los Angeles, CA

Online therapy in california

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The teenage years can be tough: for them and for you.

I work with teens to help them manage anxiety, navigate stress, and build confidence. Teens often experience social anxiety, academic pressure, mood swings, irritability, or withdrawal from friends and activities. I provide a supportive space to explore emotions, develop coping strategies, improve self-esteem, and strengthen problem-solving skills, helping teens thrive both at home and at school.

Maybe you’re noticing:

  • Excessive worry or fear

  • Irritability or mood swings

  • Avoidance of social situations or school

  • Trouble sleeping or frequent stomachaches/headaches

  • Difficulty concentrating or completing tasks

  • Withdrawal from friends or family

  • Low self-esteem or perfectionism

Helping teens manage anxiety, build confidence, and navigate life’s pressures.

My approach to working with teens

I take a collaborative, supportive approach when working with teens, helping them understand their anxiety and develop practical coping skills. Through a combination of talk, creative exercises, and skill-building strategies, I work with teens to improve emotional regulation, boost self-confidence, and strengthen problem-solving and social skills. Parents are included as partners in the process, reinforcing progress and supporting their teen at home.

What we’ll work on

Therapy can help your teen:

  • Manage worry, fear, and stress in daily life

  • Develop coping and relaxation skills

  • Improve emotional regulation and mood

  • Build self-confidence and self-esteem

  • Strengthen problem-solving and decision-making skills

  • Improve relationships with family and peers

  • Navigate school, social, and life transitions more effectively

I’m here to support your teen as they grow into new phases of life.

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FAQS

Common questions about therapy for teens

  • Parents are involved as partners, receiving guidance and support, while therapy remains a confidential space for teens to explore their feelings and build skills.