Psychotherapy for adolescents is a specialized form of psychological support designed to accompany young people through a period of intense emotional, social, and developmental change. Its aim is to help adolescents better understand themselves, their emotions, and behaviors, as well as to manage difficulties that may arise during this dynamic stage of life.Within a safe and confidential therapeutic relationship, the young person can freely express emotions, explore experiences, and discover effective coping strategies. Therapy may address emotional problems, peer and family relationship difficulties, low mood, anxiety disorders, academic challenges, identity crises, experiences of violence, behavioral addictions, or self-esteem issues.

Adolescent psychotherapy supports not only symptom reduction but also social skill development, healthy self-esteem, and a sense of personal agency. It provides a space where adolescents can better understand themselves, their needs, and develop more adaptive ways of managing everyday challenges.