Teen & Adolescent Therapy in Greeley, Colorado
I provide therapy for adolescents ages 12 and up in Greeley, Colorado, and online across Colorado. I work with young people navigating depression, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, anxiety, school stress, and relationship challenges. Sessions are tailored to the adolescent’s needs, with room for both practical skills and honest conversation.
Common reasons teens start therapy
Depression, low motivation, and feeling disconnected
ADHD, organization, and school challenges
PTSD and difficult experiences
Bipolar disorder and mood-related concerns
Anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and self-esteem
Friendships, family conflict, and life transitions
How therapy works for teens
Supportive, structured, and tailored to your teen
Depending on individual needs, I draw on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and existential therapy.
We work together on coping skills, communication, emotional regulation, and goals that matter to your teen. I also offer individual diagnostic assessments, including ADHD assessments.
Parent involvement and confidentiality
A balanced approach
Parents are often part of the process, especially early on. Confidentiality matters in teen therapy, and it helps build trust. We’ll discuss clear boundaries at the start so everyone understands how information is handled while keeping safety as the priority.
In-Person / Telehealth
In-person in Greeley; online across Colorado
I welcome adolescents ages 12 and up from Greeley, Evans, Windsor, Loveland, Fort Collins, and surrounding Northern Colorado communities. Telehealth is available for adolescents located anywhere in Colorado when clinically appropriate.
FAQs
What ages do you work with?
I work with adolescents ages 12 and up. Start with a free consultation to discuss your teen’s concerns, goals, and preferences. We can talk through whether in-person sessions in Greeley or telehealth from within Colorado would be a good fit and what the next steps would involve.
Will I be involved as a parent?
Often, yes, especially early on. Parent involvement is tailored to the teen’s needs and goals. At the start, we discuss confidentiality, its limits, and how parents can support the work while giving the teen space to speak openly.