Are you at a loss to know how to help your teenager?
I support young people through the challenges of the teenage years, alleviating stress from parents who have tried everything and enabling a more harmonious life between parent and teen.
The teenage years can be a trial for parents and teens alike.
Don´t we all have moments where things get on top of us…
…when the effort of keeping all the balls in the air at the same time – performing perfectly at work, being the perfect mum, keeping the perfect house – is just overwhelming and all you want is for a fairy godmother to come and make the problems go away.
I know I have.
And in my work I have seen many, many parents in the same situation.
Then the teenage years hit and add a whole extra layer of trouble. Our children don´t challenge us deliberately, they are just trying to come to terms with what it means to be a young adult, to become themselves. Just as we parents sometimes need a helping hand, so our children need help to find the potential within themselves and to become the best person they can be.
Share your burden!
Not only as a youth counsellor but also as a former teacher I appreciate the importance of a solid educational foundation and there are many reasons why young people lose their way as they negotiate the challenges of becoming young adults.
I can help them to navigate their way through this turbulent phase by improving their motivation and engagement with learning, working with them to develop a growth mindset and strengthening their resilience to setbacks and failures, leading to a re-engagement with school, family and life.
My Clients’ voices
If you don’t want to struggle on alone, take the next step!
1. telephone consultation
We discuss what concerns you have and decide together whether and how we might work together to resolve them.
3. Counselling
Weekly or fortnightly sessions without the parent
2. Initial consultation
Consultation in person where we can get to know each other
4. Regular review of the process
What is currently most pressing, quick wins, reevaluation of aims, including parent sessions
1. telephone consultation
We discuss what concerns you have and decide together whether and how we might work together to resolve them.
2. Initial consultation
Consultation in person where we can get to know each other
3. Counselling
Weekly or fortnightly sessions without the parent
4. Regular review of the process
What is currently most pressing, quick wins, reevaluation of aims, including parent sessions