Psychologist Online

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Counselling for Teens

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Counselling supports teens with the physical and mental changes they go through. It can also help provide them with a safe space wherein they can process their thoughts and feelings, where they are treated with dignity, empathy and respect.

Teen counselling by our top counselors online helps improve the overall mood, confidence and self-worth of the child and boost their self-esteem while working with the use of various external resources to cope with the situations they are currently in.

Counselling can help teens overcome several problems including but not limited to:
  • Infatuation
  • Substance abuse
  • Phobias
  • Abuse of all kinds
  • Parent child problem
  • Learning problems
  • Intolerant or violent
  • Feeling stress
  • Short temper
  • Life transition
  • Mood disorders
  • Gadget addiction
  • Inferiority complex
  • Body image concerns
  • Bullying
  • Self-image issues

If you feel that your teen needs counselling and therapy or any kind of emotional support, leave an email or book your first counselling session here. We will get back to you at the earliest to assist you.


To know more about how online counselling happens @psychologistonline.in, please visit here and be aware of the process involved.

 NOTE OF CAUTION

All data shared by you will be maintained with high level of Confidentiality. Unless and otherwise legal obligations arise, no data will be shared or stored in any online server or platform. No Photos or Videos will be asked during the counselling process. None of your sessions will be recorded at any time during the counselling session.

 Disclaimer
We are NOT a medical service or suicide prevention helpline. If you are feeling suicidal, we would suggest you immediately call up a suicide prevention helpline or seek medical help.

Online therapy should not be used for crisis or emergency services. If you are considering suicide or harming yourself or others, contact your local emergency services or visit the local hospital emergency room.
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