Teen Therapy Services
Ambler, Doylestown, Wayne, & Springhouse, PA
Teen Mental Health Counseling in Ambler, Doylestown, Wayne, & Spring House, PA
Individual teen counseling is specifically tailored to *you*. We strive to bring a collaborative feel to addressing the goals you work with your counselor to identify - this is no cookie-cutter approach. Teen counseling involves working one-on-one with a counselor that understands your needs and wholeheartedly wants to meet you where you are.
As teen mental health professionals and psychologists, providing a therapy space that is relatable and inclusive can open the doors to sensitive and hard-to-talk-about subjects. Many of our teen therapists are young counselors themselves and have first-hand experience with many of the complex challenges that modern teenagers face. At our counseling centers in Ambler, Doylestown, Wayne, and Spring House, we bring our best to every teen anxiety counseling service with:
Supportive guidance that’s adapted to you
Access to multiple care options for every stage of growth from early teen years through adolescent development
Helpful evaluation and genetic testing services to learn more about you
Non-judgmental therapy that’s rooted in empathy and holistic healing
Your choice of teen therapist; we make it easy to connect with a therapist who has extensive experience in your area of need
Anxiety
COVID Informed Care
Communication
Social Media Stressors
Self Secluding
Nutrition
Trauma
Divorce
School / Life Balance
Depression
Disordered Eating
Adjusting to College
Our Counselors Are Well-Versed in A Variety of Teen Therapy Services
Our counselors and psychologists have extensive experience in working with teens to address developmental needs while working through common teen issues including (but not limited to): anxiety, self-esteem school stress, peer and relationship conflicts, family dynamics, depression, and body image/food relationship concerns. Our team is young, relatable, and non-judgmental. Every one of our counselors has different areas of strength and varying personality traits that we work diligently to match with you.
To help you or your teen face concerns like anxiety, school stress, depression, identity issues, or grief, our intuitive teen therapists offer a variety of therapy specializations. We offer relevant specialties like teen grief counseling, teen anger management, teen stress management, and other holistic services like nutrition and mindfulness therapy for a comprehensive quality of care.
As complex or distressing as your circumstances or experience may be, our adaptable teen counselors in Ambler, Wayne, Spring House, and Doylestown will do whatever it takes to help you find realistic and achievable steps forward, increase clarity, or utilize effective coping strategies for your situation.
Alongside our dedicated in-person therapy sessions, we offer virtual teen therapy and accessible scheduling for amazing support whenever it’s most convenient for you. We know how hard it can be to prioritize your well-being with busy school and work schedules, but with our accessible teen therapists, we hope finding the help you need becomes a realistic possibility. Whatever that help may look like, we’re here to help you figure it out as a team.
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FAQs From Our Teens
Will my therapist tell my parents what I talk about in counseling?
In short, no. “Client confidentiality” means that it is your therapist’s legal obligation to keep your therapy sessions, and the things you share, private - yes, even from your parents, their own partner, friends, and family. However, if a client expresses the desire to harm themselves and makes it clear that they will act on this, then your therapist may break confidentiality in order to protect your safety and wellbeing.
Will my therapist get me?
The bond you feel with your therapist is dependent upon a number of factors, including but not limited to their race, gender, sexuality, age, mental health specializations, experience, and more. Because our practice is teen-centered our staff is also young and relatable to help build that therapeutic bond. Check out our Meet Us page!
What is the first step? How do I get started?
Ambler Counseling Center’s Clinical Director, Kellie, does a free initial phone consultation with all of our potential clients. This allows everyone to briefly tell us what they want to work on.
To contact us you can…
Fill out the Get Started! at the bottom of this page.
Send an email to info@amblercounseling.com.
Call our office (267) 664-0734.
Then, we will find a time that is best for you to speak with Kellie. Even if we are not the best fit, we have a wide network of resources to help point you in the right direction. Ambler Counseling Center is here to be a resource for not only our current clients but for everyone that needs help on their therapeutic journey.
Will I have to give up social media?
Of course not! But your therapist may want to work on your relationship with social media, how it may affect your body image and self-esteem, among other things, and for what reasons you use certain platforms. Therapy is all about looking inward to find the motivations and reasons behind what we do, and social media is certainly no exception.
Will my therapist refuse to work with me if I engage in underage drinking?
Absolutely not. Dependent on our lives, experiences, and households, we all have specific and nuanced relationships with substances, and therapy with Ambler Counseling Center is judge free. We are here, however, to help you move beyond unhealthy relationships that are no longer serving you by finding the root of the issue, together.
What about marijuana?
Once again, no. But as with alcohol use, marijuana use as a minor may indicate to your therapist an area that needs exploring. Ambler Counseling Center uses a harm reduction model that has strategies aimed to reduce negative consequences associated with substance use.
Does my teenager need therapy?
Adolescence is the time when a teenager starts to figure out who they want to be and what they want for their future.
This is a time filled with many possibilities, which is both exciting and stressful. Whether your teenager is concerned about performing well academically or if they are battling teenage depression, therapy may be the best way to sort through these concerns.
Teenage counseling can help your teen navigate through this stage of their life. Therapists use adolescent therapy techniques that can be beneficial for someone who is in this transitional period.
The staff at Ambler Counseling Center is young, relatable, and are professionals who have a unique skill set to work with the teenage population. For a free consultation, send a message on the Meet Us page!
How do I find a good therapist for my teenager?
Therapists can specialize in certain areas, such as teen counseling, LGBTQ issues, teenage girl issues, grief and loss, and many more.
Depending on the specific concern of your teenager, the first step would be to find a therapist who specializes in that area.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the therapy process, you can ask Ambler Counseling Center, we can address any questions or concerns you may have. For a free consultation send a message on the Meet Us page!
Can a Sixteen-year-old go to therapy?
Yes, and therapy may be a good option for a teenager who needs to work through their emotions and thoughts surrounding their concerns.
Although teens may be hesitant to discuss their “stuff” with parents or family members, a therapist may be that neutral party they need to open up to.
Ambler Counseling Center provides both individual and group therapy for teens. Your teen may benefit from joining a group of other teens who are going through similar issues.
For available groups, you can check out the Teen Support Group page!
What are the three types of therapy?
Along with individual therapy, there is group therapy and family therapy.
Individual therapy involves being one-on-one with the therapist and allows for a strong bond to be formed.
Group therapy involves therapy with other members who are going through similar problems as you.
This helps form a connection with the therapist and other members of the group.
Lastly, family therapy is held with members of a family and can be beneficial in creating a healthier dynamic between family members. Depending on your current concern you can choose from the listed therapies for help.
To learn more about the different therapy options you can check out the Ambler Counseling Services page!
Get Started At Ambler Counseling Center in Doylestown Today!
Truly supportive, relatable, and non-judgmental care is available whenever you need us. We can help you find a therapist that specializes in your area of concern, teach you more about our empowering support groups, provide in-person individual counseling sessions, and even offer other helpful services like telehealth appointments for convenient therapy care from the comfort of home!