The adolescence process is a challenging developmental period in which the teenager struggles both physically and spiritually with himself and the world he is in. The factors that the teenage have to cope with increase compared to the childhood period. Even if these factors are not related to the environment of the client, they may be related to his/her body and inner world.
In psychotherapy with teenages, after the sessions of the recognition and evaluation with the client and caregiver(s) of the client, the issues that the teenage needs to develop are determined by the caregiver(s) of the client and the teenage. Afterwards, it is ensured that the client can benefit from the psychotherapy process in the most effective way with the appropriate approach from psychotherapy methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and EMDR based on the problem area.
Support areas in adolescent therapy:
- Young-parent conflicts
- Behavior problems
- Phobias
- Exam anxiety
- Anxieties and fears
- Difficulties in the eating area
- Attention deficit and hyperactivity
- Depression
- Adaptation problems
- Specific learning difficulties
- Developmental problems
- Supporting cognitive skills
- Puberty problems
- Divorce processes
- Problems encountered at school
- Sexual awareness processes
- Supporting social skills
- Tics
- Adoption processes
- Supporting problem solving skills
- Problems in the sleeping area
- Addictions
- Obsessions
- Loss / Grief