Adolescence is a time of profound change — physically, emotionally and socially. It’s a stage when identity begins to take shape in a more conscious way, yet it often comes with anxiety, confusion, inner conflict, and pressure. Many teens struggle with issues they don't feel comfortable sharing with family or friends.
As a clinical psychologist, I offer a safe and supportive space where teenagers can be truly heard, understood, and accepted — without judgment, pressure, or generic advice.
I work with challenges such as:
- low self-esteem and lack of confidence
- anxiety, panic attacks, and depressive moods
- communication difficulties with parents or peers
- questions of identity and self-definition
- aggression or social withdrawal
- risky behaviors and addictive tendencies
My goal is to help teenagers:
- gain deeper self-awareness
- build stronger emotional foundations
- express emotions in healthy, constructive ways
- find their own direction and sense of purpose
I work individually with teens and, when appropriate, involve the family in the therapeutic process. Together, we can create the conditions for a more grounded, self-aware, and resilient transition through this pivotal stage of life.
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