Adolescence is a challenging period, full of changes and questions, and both self-discovery and self-acceptance play an important role in a teenager’s life.
It becomes imperative to shape one’s individuality, to discover oneself in a different way, to differentiate oneself from others, but at the same time to belong to the group. At the same time, the relationship with parents can take on new dimensions, there can be miscommunication in which the difference between generations can speak for itself and generate tensions felt at family level.
Who am I? What do I really want to do? What is my meaning in this life? These are questions that stir the teenager’s soul but at the same time lead them to discover their own self, even if the journey can sometimes be difficult.
In this way, therapy creates a framework in which the adolescent can express him/herself openly without experiencing any fear in accepting him/herself as he/she is, with tumultuous feelings and misunderstood states. At the same time, adolescent therapy also addresses the following situations: anxiety, phobias, aggressive behaviour, family conflicts, relationship difficulties, learning difficulties, emotional difficulties, depression, low self-esteem.