Supporting Young People

Hey there! Maybe your parents wanted you to check us out or maybe you found us all on your own. Either way, we are so glad you’re here. This is your space!

What is Therapy?

What to Expect

What Do Therapists Help With?

Therapists help kids and their families with many kinds of things. For example, they can help if kids:

  • have bedtime worries, school stress, or trouble getting along
  • have trouble paying attention, staying focused, or sitting still in class
  • argue, fight, or lose their patience too often
  • worry about their health or safety
  • have aches and pains even when they aren’t sick
  • are going through a family problem, a health problem, or hard times
  • feel too much stress, anxiety, worry, anger, sadness, depression, or grief
  • have trouble with friends or siblings
  • So much more!

What Happens When You Meet a Therapist?

When you first meet a therapist, they will talk with you and your parent. They will help you feel welcome. They will ask questions and listen. This helps them learn more about you.

Most of the time, therapists will have kids come back for more visits to get the help they need. These visits are called therapy. Kids might go to therapy once a week for a few months.

What Happens When You Go to Therapy?

When kids go to therapy, they meet with their therapist to play, talk and learn.  They teach lessons and have kids do activities. They show parents how to help, too. Going to therapy can help kids learn to feel better and more confident in who they are!

“Going to a Therapist (for Kids) – Nemours Kidshealth.” Edited by D’Arcy Lyness, KidsHealth, The Nemours Foundation, Jan. 2023, kidshealth.org/en/kids/going-to-therapist.html.

Featuring artists or creators healing work with other children around the world!

Creator of the Month

We believe creativity and self-expression should be honored. Creator of the month is a fun and empowering way to feature youth in our community. Have a passion for writing, music, art, theatre, storytelling, etc? We want to help you share it with your peers! Email us and you just might be featured on our website and social media!

What would you like to feature? Attach a PDF, Images, or link to a video!

FREE & ONLINE

Therapeutic Online Sand Tray

Resources for Young People

Gratitude Prompts For Teens

Gratitude Prompts For Children

A Letter To A Teen That Feels Alone Or Forgotten

What Is Mental Health? (For Young People)

Learn about your mental health

Write Yourself A Letter (For Young People)

Writing a self-care letter is a therapeutic technique that is helpful in processing emotions and easing pent-up anger, pain, or frustration.

Getting To Know Me: Questions (For Young People)

Take a moment and think, write, draw and breathe new life into these reflective questions. The answers may surprise you!

Parent Membership Required

To submit a question to a therapist, you must have a Parent Membership.  Learn more!

Professional Membership Required

To submit a resource topic, you must have a Professional Membership.  Learn more!

GETTING STARTED

Contact this professional directly!  Don’t hesitate to leave out any details, including the best way to contact you, what kind of help you’re looking for, and anything else you find important for your potential therapist to know.