Young people navigate changes in identity, school, friendships and family life. Therapy can offer a place to talk through those experiences and explore support that fits their stage of life.
The person across from you matters.
Our therapists bring different experiences to their work. Read their profiles, then ask about fit, age ranges and current services before scheduling.
What would you like support with? What has helped before? What would make it easier to feel comfortable? You can bring those questions to your first conversation.
Start by exploring the therapist profiles and thinking about what you want support with. Before scheduling, confirm fit, availability, insurance and the correct appointment process with the practice.
Do I need to know exactly what I want to talk about?
No polished explanation is needed. You can begin with what feels difficult, what you hope will change, or simply the questions you have about therapy.
What might a first conversation cover?
A first conversation can be a chance to share what brings you in, discuss your goals and ask how the therapist works. Ask your chosen clinician what to expect from their particular first appointment.
