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Integrative Psychotherapy<\/p>\n

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“The purpose of Psychotherapy is to set people free”\u00a0 Rollo May<\/p>\n

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Psychotherapy for Adolescents:<\/h2>\n

Adolescence is the transition period from childhood to adulthood involving numerous physical, cognitive, social and emotional changes. It is the time for preparation to adulthood characterized by physical and sexual maturation, identity development, abstract reasoning and independence. While this is a time of remarkable growth and potential, it is also a time of tremendous stress and high risks.<\/p>\n

The enormous developmental tasks that adolescents are faced with, can leave them with poor self-esteem, anger, substance abuse, eating disorders, depression and loss of direction. The therapists who work with adolescents should understand their world and the changes they go through. They should be flexible but most importantly like and respect them while at the same time be in touch with their own adolescent self. The potential of these young people can be enormous and I get an immense satisfaction helping them reach their full potential and get ready for adulthood.<\/p>\n

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According to the American Psychological Association,
“It\u2019s Normal for Adolescents To…<\/h2>\n