Child Therapy and Teen Counseling—Counselors and Therapists in Orlando, FL
As adults, we know that society puts pressure on us every day. Work responsibilities, family commitments, and societal pressures; expectations that cause stress, worry and feelings of inadequacy. What we oftentimes don’t realize is that society places those same pressures on our youth. Child therapists and teen counselors know that this has a direct impact on the self-esteem and self-worth of young individuals.
If parents want to give their children a gift, the best thing they can do is to teach their children to love challenges, be intrigued by mistakes, enjoy effort, and keep on learning. That way, their children don’t have to be slaves of praise. They will have a lifelong way to build and repair their own confidence. –Carol Dweck
Today’s kids are highly susceptible to encountering a mental health concern. Stress and predisposition are the catalysts for triggering a mental health disorder and with kids enduring pressure from school, home, friends, and social media, there has never been a more stressful environment for kids to grow up in. Parents are tasked with advocating for the positive mental health for their children and having the experience of a child therapist or counselor on their side can be a great benefit.
If you see promise in setting your child up with a therapist or counselor, consider working with a child therapist at Thriveworks Orlando, FL. These counselors specialize in child therapy, which means they’ve completed training and experience that enables them to best help these young people. To schedule a child therapy appointment, all you have to do is contact our office. We’re here to get started when you and your child are ready.
Common Mental Health Problems and Concerns Among Children
With mental health diagnoses on the rise it is common for child therapists to see these top five disorders in their young clients:
- Anxiety Disorders, including Social Anxiety Disorder and Panic Attacks
- Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Behavior Disorders, including Conduct Disorder and Oppositional Defiance Disorder
- Mood Disorders, including Depression and Bipolar Disorder
If your child is showing signs of one of these mental health concerns, a counselor can work with you and your child to properly diagnose and treat the problem. Some ways in which a counselor can provide help for youth suffering from mental health disorders can include:
- Helping to create a structure and routine to alleviate stress associated with change
- Giving the child a safe environment to express themselves
- Working with parents and teachers on how to best support the child
Raising a child within our society can be challenging. Our office provides child therapy and teen counseling to help when those challenges begin to feel overwhelming. A trained and qualified counselor can guide you in the right direction to take some of the stress out of your life. Both you and your child will benefit from a consultation with one of our qualified child therapists.
Call today to book an appointment to talk about these challenges and how you can best help your child.
Schedule Child Therapy with Thriveworks Orlando Counseling
Thriveworks Orlando Counseling is here to help and we have child therapy appointments available now. We know that your child’s health and wellness is of utmost importance to you—which is why we’ve partnered only with the best of the best professionals to provide your child with the dedicated care they deserve. If your child is struggling with one of the previously mentioned mental health conditions or challenges, our team is able to help. And we are here to provide that help when your child is ready to receive it.
We can function in an in-person or an online environment. In other words, if you’d prefer that your child meet with his or her counselor in a virtual sphere, via telephone or video counseling, we can make that happen. Or, if you’d prefer that they come in for a traditional in-person counseling session, we can make that happen too. We want your child to feel comfortable in counseling, and we’re happy to accommodate their needs.
To schedule a child therapy session, contact our office or book a session right from the website! Either way, we look forward to meeting you.