Therapy That Gets Teens

Support for teenagers navigating life's challenges and becoming themselves.

Specialized, science-backed therapy designed for the way teenage brains actually work.

₹1,000

60-minute session with qualified psychologists

No packages or pressure – pay only per session

Science-Based Approach
Confidential & Safe

Choose Your Path

Different perspectives, same compassionate support

For Parents

Understand what your teen is experiencing and how you can best support them

• Navigate family dynamics • Support without hovering • When to step in

For Teens

Your space, your pace, your voice matters. Build skills that actually work for you.

• 100% confidential • No judgment • You're in control

Why Being a Teenager is Harder Than Ever

And why regular therapy doesn't always work for them

The Reality of Teen Brains

Their emotional center is fully developed, but impulse control isn't

Everything feels more intense - both good and bad

They're wired to care more about what friends think than parents

Risk-taking is literally how their brain learns

Today's Unique Pressures

Social media = 24/7 comparison and FOMO

Academic pressure is at an all-time high

World events feel overwhelming and scary

Identity formation happens in public online spaces

"The teenage years set the foundation for everything"

The support they get now shapes their relationships, resilience, and mental health for life. That's why we don't use adult therapy techniques on teenage brains.

We Get What You're Going Through

Whether you're a teen or a parent, we're here to help with:

School stress and pressure feels overwhelming

When everything feels too much and you can't keep up

Anxiety that won't go away

Racing thoughts, panic attacks, or feeling disconnected from friends

Feeling up and down all the time

When emotions feel too big or you can't find motivation

Struggling with how you look or food

Building a healthier relationship with your body and eating

Dealing with loss, trauma, or bullying

Processing difficult experiences with someone who gets it

Figuring out who you are

Exploring your identity, sexuality, beliefs in a safe space

Family drama and communication issues

When home doesn't feel like a safe space to be yourself

Big life changes are hard to handle

Moving, divorce, or other major changes affecting your life

100% Confidential

Your conversations stay private unless there's immediate safety risk

Licensed Professionals

All therapists are qualified in adolescent psychology

Teen-Centered Care

Therapy designed specifically for teenage development

Our Approach That Actually Works

Therapy designed for how teenage brains actually work.

Learn about the science behind it

Based on insights from neuroscience and adolescent psychology, we understand that teenage brains are still developing, especially areas responsible for decision-making and emotional regulation. Our approach works with this natural development, not against it.

Harness neuroplasticity

Teens' brains are highly adaptable — with the right guidance, change can be deep and long-lasting

Work with the emotional brain

The limbic system is on overdrive in adolescence; we help teens regulate emotion, build insight, and pause before reacting

Build the prefrontal cortex

The area responsible for planning, decision-making, and impulse control is still developing — therapy helps strengthen it

What Therapy Looks Like

Real therapy designed for real teenagers

1:1 therapy with a trained adolescent psychologist

Age-appropriate tools: art, storytelling, role play, movement

Regular check-ins with parents (if needed)

Confidentiality explained clearly and respectfully

Flexible session goals and pace based on the adolescent's comfort

Support For Parents Too

Parenting a teenager can feel like walking on eggshells.

Parent Guidance

We help you:

1.
Understand what's going on in their brain and behaviour
2.
Communicate without escalating conflict
3.
Support without hovering
4.
Know when to step in and when to step back

Privacy First

We involve parents only with your teen's consent — unless there's a safety concern.

Getting Started is Simple

Three easy steps to begin your journey

1

Fill our intake form

We use this to match your teen with the right therapist

2

Attend a brief parent intro call

To understand concerns and next steps

3

Begin weekly sessions

At your teen's pace and comfort

Questions We Get Asked

Different concerns, honest answers

For Parents

Will my teen's sessions be private?

Yes. Therapy is confidential unless there's a risk of harm to self or others. We always discuss boundaries upfront with both you and your teen.

What if my teen doesn't want therapy?

That's completely normal. We offer gentle 'trial' sessions to build trust without pressure. Many teens open up over time when given space and respect.

How do I know if my teen needs therapy?

Look for persistent changes in mood, sleep, appetite, grades, or friendships lasting more than 2 weeks. Trust your instincts - you know your teen best.

For Teens

Will my parents know what I talk about?

No. Your sessions are confidential. We only share information if you're at risk of serious harm to yourself or others - and we'll discuss this with you first.

What if I don't want to be here?

That's totally okay and we hear that a lot. We're not here to force anything. We can start slow, build trust, and you stay in control of what you share.

Will you try to 'fix' me?

Absolutely not. You're not broken. We're here to help you build skills, understand yourself better, and navigate life's challenges on your own terms.

Practical Stuff

How long does therapy typically take?

Most teens see improvement in 8-12 sessions, but everyone's journey is different. We check in regularly about goals and progress.

What about insurance or financial help?

We offer sliding scale fees and payment plans. Our intake coordinator can discuss financial options that work for your family.

Can we do sessions online?

Yes! We offer both in-person and secure video sessions. Many teens prefer online sessions for privacy and convenience.

We Understand Indian Family Values

We respect the importance of family in Indian culture while honoring individual growth. Our therapists understand the unique challenges of balancing family expectations with personal identity, especially during adolescence.

When to Reach Out

If your teen is:

Feeling "not like themselves"
Showing signs of stress, sadness, or isolation
Lashing out, shutting down, or withdrawing
Struggling with food, sleep, or school
Or simply not okay and can't tell you why

You don't have to wait. Early support can change their trajectory.

Confidential • No pressure • Teen-focused approach