Adolescent Treatment

Adolescence is a crucial time as young people transition from childhood to

adulthood. They are exploring their identity while learning to make decisions

that determine their future. Today's teens are dealing with unprecedented

levels of stress, placing them at risk for academic or behavioral challenges,

drug abuse, eating disorders, anxiety and depression.

For parents, it's a confusing time as they try to help their teen deal with the

stress of modern life. Additionally, all teens are struggling with the attempt to

gain more freedom and individuate from their parents. However, a parent's

influence is more important than ever as teens are being launched.

It may be a relief to discover that parents can't do it all. Many parents need

guidance to help their sons and daughters thrive. It has been proven that a

healthy community of support is the best predictor of a successful outcome

when raising young people.

Teens need someone to talk as well, but they often don't want to talk to their parents.  As therapists, we serve as mentors who provide a positive influence. 

We support teens to make healthy decisions and get their lives back on track.

Mission: Guiding young people to live with integrity so they can become happy, successful adults.

How Teen Solutions Can Help

With a proven, team-based, action-oriented approach to healing, Teen Solutions:

• Helps teens and young adults gain the confidence and life skills to make positive choices.

• Coaches parents to create an environment that encourages and reinforces their teen's positive behavioral change.

Who We Help

Families contact us from across the country because of our expertise in dealing with a full range of pre-adolescent to adolescent to young adult issues. Some are seeking preventive measures, while others are coping with unhealthy or escalating behavior. We provide guidance and support at every level.

Teen Solutions helps teens and young adults ages 13 to 30 who are:

• needing a safe and caring place to share their concerns, guide their actions, foster their development and celebrate their success

• starting to exhibit the first signs of difficulty (defiant attitude, trouble in school, challenging peer relationships, resistance to finding or keeping a job)

• in the later stages of crisis (drug abuse, eating disorders, lack of respect, aggression, criminal activity, isolation, and depression)