Will you tell me what my child says?

No. You'll hear how things are going in general and how you can help at home. Details stay between your child and their therapist unless there's a risk to their safety.

My teen doesn't want therapy. What can I do?

That's really common. You can book a parent only session first. We'll help you understand what's going on and how to bring it up without a fight.

Is a breakup a good enough reason for therapy?

Yes. A breakup can feel like the end of the world, especially if they couldn't tell anyone at home. Talking it through helps them heal and avoid unhealthy ways of coping.

Do you need parental consent?

For anyone under 18 we need consent from a parent or guardian, and the teen needs to agree too.

Teens & parents

Two people need to be heard here. We speak to both.

If you're the teenager

Your therapist tells your parents how therapy is going in general terms — never what you said. The only exception is if your life is in danger, and we’d tell you first.

If you're the parent

You’ll get a monthly guidance call: what your child is working on at a high level, what helps at home, and what to stop doing.