A team huddle together to discuss the next play. Learn how counseling for teens in Scotch Plains, NJ can help your child overcome burnout. Contact a teen counselor to learn more about online therapy for teens and online therapy for college students in New Jersey.

Burnout in Teen and College Athletes: How Does it Happen and How Can We Help?

Posted Posted in Casey Conte, Parents, Teens

When your child is involved in a competitive sport, they can spend the majority of their youth working towards mastering their craft. Eventually, this can continue into their college years with the hopes of making it as a professional. With athletics comes structure, fitness, identity, teamwork, and passion. These benefits can support your child in […]

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5 Reasons that Scheduling Child Therapy During The School Day Can Be Helpful Support for Your Child

Posted Posted in Anxiety, Children, Fawn McNeil-Haber, Online Therapy, Parents, Teens

Since the pandemic, therapy services are in high demand for all ages, but especially for children and youth. With the school year or extracurricular activities in your child’s life, it can feel difficult to balance all of the priorities for the wellness of your child. You want what’s best for them. You want them to […]

A teen lays on a couch with a tired expression. Their expression could represent the pain counseling for teens in Scotch Plains, NJ can offer support in overcoming. for you and your relationship with your teen. Learn how online therapy for teens can offer support today.

Is your Teen a Walking Contradiction? How to go with the Flow and Support Teen Brain Development.

Posted Posted in Adults, Alexandria Bleich, Parents, Teens

Oftentimes, teenagers can seem like walking contradictions. They may want to appear special or stand out, AND fit in and conform. Teenagers try on a variety of identities AND want to be seen as unique and individual.  They want your help and support, AND they want you to leave them alone and let them make […]

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Reasons Why You Might Be Putting Off Therapy and How a Therapy Intern Can Help

Posted Posted in Adults, Anxiety, Linda Farag, Teens

If you’re reading this, it might be because you’re hesitant about starting your therapy journey. You may have read about the benefits of psychotherapy. A friend may have given a recommendation. Regardless of what brought you here, taking the first step can be daunting. In addition, there are many real and perceived obstacles to taking […]

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Understanding Teen Dating Violence: What you need to know

Posted 1 CommentPosted in Alexandria Bleich, Parents, Teens

Teenage years are full of exploration and growth. One area that we see this exploration in, specifically, is teenagers’ social lives. Teenagers may be becoming interested in pursuing romantic relationships. They may start navigating the exciting world of dating. However, with dating comes the responsibility of teaching teens the importance of autonomy, boundaries, and consent. […]

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How to Talk to Your Child about School Shootings and Violence

Posted Posted in Anxiety, Children, Kerry Isgur, Parents, Teens, Trauma

High profile acts of violence, especially school shootings, can be frightening and confusing to children. Even well-intentioned safety measures like ‘active shooter drills’ at schools can also amplify intense worries in children who fear their friends or loved ones’ safety.  Step 1: Reassure your child that they are safe. Emphasize that schools are very safe. […]