Psychotherapy for Adolescents

A professional guide in a time of so many changes

Adolescence is a deeply transformative stage — physically, emotionally, and socially. It is a time of exploration, identity formation, and growing autonomy, often accompanied by inner conflict and a strong need for both independence and support.

At APIPC, we support adolescents through this stage by offering a safe, respectful, and understanding therapeutic space, where they can reflect, express themselves, and grow with confidence.

ADOLESCENCE CHALLENGES

The complexity of adolescence

Adolescence is a time of discoveries, but also of doubts, impulses, and challenges. Between the desire for autonomy and the need for support, feelings of tension, insecurity, or inner conflict often arise.

With so many changes, it is natural for difficulties to appear, such as:

  • School stress;
  • Self-esteem and body image issues;
  • Mood swings;
  • Family conflicts;
  • Anxiety;
  • Impulsivity or risky behaviors.

 

These signs, often seen as “typical of the age,” may be expressions of something deeper that the teenager cannot yet put into words.

At APIPC, we help uncover what lies behind these behaviors and transform suffering into self-knowledge and balance.

“Adolescence is a second birth: being born from the family to walk alone in society.”

Içami Tiba

PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH ADOLESCENTS

A space to grow safely

Psychological support for adolescents aims to create a safe, judgment-free space where they feel comfortable talking about what worries them, fears, doubts, pressures, relationships, school, or identity.

The goal is to help them better understand their emotions and find new ways to deal with challenges, promoting self-confidence, emotional maturity, and well-being.

Through time, attentive listening, and respect, this process helps adolescents learn to pause before acting, recognise and name their emotions, and grow in a more conscious and healthy way.

FAQs

Contact us if you have any questions.
When should I seek a psychotherapist for my teenage child?
You may consider seeking support when you notice changes in behaviour, social withdrawal, difficulties at school, irritability, prolonged sadness, or any other change that causes concern for the family.
By being emotionally available, respecting your teenager’s need for space, and maintaining open communication with us whenever needed.
Yes. Confidentiality is essential for adolescents to feel safe and engaged in the process. With the adolescent’s awareness, parents are informed about significant aspects of the work, always with sensitivity and respect.
The duration depends on the adolescent’s needs and what emerges throughout the process. Each therapeutic journey is unique and moves at the young person’s own pace.

GET IN TOUCH

Growing up can be intense. We are here to make the journey easier.

At APIPC, we support adolescents and families in finding balance, understanding, and well-being.

Get in touch to clarify any questions or to book a session.