"Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life" – Steve Jobs

Being a teenager is hard. We are figuring out a great deal of change all at once. It can also be a time when we feel very alone, even if we have good friends and a supportive family. With very high rates of teenage suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, self harm and eating disorders, it is vital teenagers get the safe, confidential supportive space they need as soon as possible.

It is a hugely valuable resource to be able to talk through fears, challenges, experiences, feelings and dreams with someone who isn’t a friend or parent, someone who is not there to judge or tell you what you should do but is there to listen and support a healthy sense of self development, and at times be able to provide you with reliable information.

"I am very impressed with Atty’s capacity to engage with her clients, a population that is often difficult to engage with. She is thoughtful, empathic and very intuitive in her interactions with her clients. Her capacity to relate and create a comfortable and safe place for a very diverse population of adolescents is remarkable."- Alan Kubler PhD

Some areas of focus: confidence, anger, anxiety, school difficulties, friendship difficulties, parental separation, sibling rivalry, emotional regulation, social skills.