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Treating Adolescent Depression
An abundance of research reveals that cognitive behavioral therapy can be very effective in treating adolescent depression.
CBT for Social Anxiety in Adolescents
Teen years can be difficult. Adolescents are subject to a great deal of social pressure and may often feel as though the world is watching them, noticing any wrong move. For some teens, these fears can become excessive and even debilitating in social situations.