Therapy for Teens in Texas- Online and In-Person

“I’m Fine. Just Leave Me Alone!”

You have always prided yourself on being an open, understanding parent. You remember your own teenage years—those tumultuous times filled with a confusing mix of independence and vulnerability. But despite your best intentions, you find yourself in unfamiliar territory, like a sailor lost at sea with a compass that refuses to point north.

Your teen, once so lively and communicative, has become a puzzle. The bedroom door seems to be perpetually closed these days. Mornings are filled with one-word answers, and dinner tables are silent stages where the clinking of utensils substitutes for conversation. They used to love family movie nights; now they prefer the solitude of their room, the blue glow of their phone screen their only companion.

You’ve noticed other changes too. Their appetite is no longer what it used to be; even their favorite meals seem to go largely untouched. Their grades, once a point of pride, have started to slip, and their teacher has sent emails expressing concern. They’ve stopped talking about their friends, and you can’t remember the last time someone called to invite them out.

The look in their eyes—often downcast, avoiding yours—speaks volumes of an inner turmoil they don’t seem willing to share. You’ve tried to broach the subject gently, offering openings like, “Is everything okay at school?” or “You seem a bit down lately, want to talk about it?” But each attempt is met with the same deflective armor—a shrug, a forced smile, and the ever-reassuring “I’m fine, Mom/Dad.”

Your heart aches. You can see the signs—the withdrawal, the declining grades, and the emotional turbulence. The parental instinct in you shouts that something is amiss. Could it be depression? Anxiety? You lie in bed at night, staring at the ceiling, grappling with an array of unsettling thoughts.

How can you help them if they won’t let you in?

You Can Develop a Deeper Relationship with Your Teen

Imagine a life where the sound of laughter fills your home again, where the dinner table is a place of conversation, not just a pit stop for food. Picture yourself walking past your teen’s open bedroom door and seeing them immersed in a hobby they love, their eyes not clouded by the weight of unseen worries but sparkling with the light of engagement.

Feel the weight lift off your shoulders as you receive a call from their school, not to discuss plummeting grades or concerning behaviors, but to celebrate academic achievements and positive contributions to the community. 

Think about those nights where sleep evades you, where worry twists your thoughts into knots. Now, replace them with peaceful evenings, where you drift off with the comforting knowledge that your teen is not just surviving but flourishing. You realize that they have friends, real friends who enrich their lives. Your child is dreaming big again, setting goals, and showing excitement about the future—about college, career, relationships, and all the milestones yet to come.

When you talk, it’s not just cursory exchanges but meaningful dialogue. They share their victories and their setbacks, their dreams and their worries. You don’t have all the answers, and that’s okay; what matters is that they’re asking the questions, reaching out instead of pulling away. And you, armed with the insights and strategies gleaned from your family’s therapeutic journey, are better equipped to guide and support them.

Feel that profound sense of relief, tinged with a newfound joy; the ever-present undercurrent of anxiety has been replaced by a wellspring of optimism. Your family has navigated the storm, and the skies are clear again. You didn’t just weather it alone; you did it as a unit, fortified by expert guidance and mutual love.

This is not a distant utopia; it’s a tangible future that’s within your grasp. With the support of our specialized therapists, you can turn this vision into your family’s reality.

So, are you ready to embark on this transformative journey? The first step towards this brighter, happier future starts with a simple conversation with us. Reach out today.

What issues do your teen therapists specialize in?

We know that each teen is unique, facing their own set of challenges and hurdles as they navigate the complex world of adolescence. It can be incredibly difficult for you, as a parent, to witness your child struggling, especially when you’re not sure how best to help them.

That’s why our therapists are not just trained but deeply experienced in addressing a broad spectrum of issues that teens face. Whether your child is grappling with the emotional lows of depression, the constant worry of anxiety, self-esteem issues that affect how they see themselves, or body-image struggles that impact their well-being—we’re here to help. And for families of gifted children, we understand the unique challenges that come with their exceptional talents and sensitivities.

Our team of therapists is committed to tailoring their approach to fit your teen’s individual needs, offering a safe space for them to express themselves, find coping mechanisms, and grow both emotionally and mentally. We’re not just treating symptoms; we’re nurturing resilience and self-empowerment. Because your child isn’t just any teen; they’re your teen, deserving of care that recognizes their unique challenges and potential.

How much does teen therapy cost?

Fees for teen therapy vary based on the specific needs of your child and the duration of the sessions. On average, a 50-minute session starts at $150. Fees for Adventure Therapy (currently only offered in and around San Antonio) may be higher depending on the location and activity. Please contact us for more information.

Do you accept insurance?

How do I schedule a session?

Do you provide remote or online sessions?

Yes, we offer teletherapy sessions for teens and families who may not be able to attend in-person sessions for various reasons, such as geographical constraints or health concerns. These sessions are conducted via secure video conferencing software to ensure the privacy and confidentiality of your discussions.

In addition to teletherapy, we also offer traditional in-person sessions for those who prefer face-to-face engagement. Our therapists are strategically located in various cities to serve you better, including San Antonio, Dallas, and Kingwood. Whether you choose virtual or in-person sessions, rest assured you’re getting the same high-quality, personalized care from our experienced team of therapists.

I Have Other Questions…

If you have additional questions or would like to learn more about our services, we invite you to visit our Get Started page or schedule a free consultation with our intake coordinator at the bottom of this page. We are here to help you find the support you need to improve your life.