
Teen Anxiety
For the worry that follows a teen into the classroom, the hallway, and back home again.
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Support for teens, with room for the parents who care about them.
A Teen’s First Conversation
A teen can begin with what feels comfortable to discuss. Parents can ask about their role and privacy; keep clinical details out of email.
School and Daily Feelings
Talk about feelings connected with school, friendships, home, and pressures from others.
Our Teen Therapy Team
Our teen care includes a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, registration #160969, working in English and Spanish. Ask how supervision and sessions work.
Registered associate. Provides services under the clinical supervision of a licensed clinician.
Talking and Coping
Teens can discuss feelings and responses to stress, practice coping skills, and ask questions. They can say when a topic is difficult.
Parents and Privacy
We work with parents on communication and supporting their teen’s emotional well-being. Ask about privacy, participation, and check-ins, which depend on age and concerns.
Pressure at School
Discuss workload, tests, friendships, grades, or college plans. Your therapist can ask about daily school experiences before exploring coping strategies.
Bilingual Teen Appointments
Meet at our Brentwood office or by video while your teen is in California. English and Spanish sessions are available; choose a private place for video.
Questions Before Teen Care
Request a free 15-minute phone consultation about availability, the first appointment, costs, and language. Session fees are shared during your free consultation.
Call (925) 331-0457 or email info@heartnmindcounseling.com.
Ask about privacy and parent involvement during your free consultation. These depend on age and concerns.
Yes. Teen therapy is available in English and Spanish.
Yes. Ask how parent conversations fit alongside your teen’s sessions.