Brant Watters is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to helping families navigate the challenges of parenting and adolescent behavior. He understands that many parents struggle with feelings of inadequacy when faced with their teenager's actions. Brant recognizes that traditional measures such as grounding, chores, and classes may not always yield the desired results. His approach to therapy is uniquely tailored to teens, focusing on their interests to create an engaging and fun therapeutic environment. Brant provides a safe and private space where teenagers can explore their emotions and work through behaviors that may appear as 'acting out.' He also emphasizes the importance of family dynamics, acknowledging that the home environment is a shared responsibility. Through collective family skill-building sessions, Brant empowers both parents and their teens to learn and practice coping skills together. This proven family-centric model enhances the effectiveness of therapy and fosters healing within the home. Brant's specialized virtual therapy is designed to make emotional growth accessible and engaging for both teenagers and families.