If you are a parent of a teen who is struggling, you may find yourself feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to help. Parents often experience a sense of helplessness when they have tried everything, from setting strict boundaries to gentle encouragement, yet still see their teen's situation worsen. Signs of self-harm or substance use can create a heavy heart; conversations about these issues often lead to disputes rather than understanding. There is hope, however. A compassionate therapist can provide the necessary support to help them navigate these challenging years. Imagine witnessing your teen learn to identify and articulate their feelings, developing tools to manage their emotions, and approaching stressors head-on instead of avoiding them. Having a supportive figure to contact in moments of crisis can make a significant difference. Brandon Christensen is dedicated to assisting teens in building a life worth living. With a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, he offers flexible evening appointments, ensuring that schooling remains a priority while providing essential support. Discover the possibilities of healing and growth for your family with his guidance.