Teenagers
Help your teen thrive between ages 15 and 18. Understand their emotions, identity, motivation, and the challenges of growing independence and transition into adulthood.
Between ages 15 and 18, teens face complex emotional, social, and academic pressures. Parents may notice anxiety, low motivation, mood changes, or withdrawal. Many teens also struggle with self-image, identity, or fear of the future. Recognizing these signs early helps you support your teen with empathy, stability, and expert guidance.
Many parents begin to wonder if their teen needs support when they notice:
• withdrawal or shutting down emotionally
• ongoing anxiety, sadness, or irritability
• lack of motivation or feeling overwhelmed
• pressure around identity, future, or performance
• changes in sleep, appetite, or appearance
• increased sensitivity to stress or criticism
These signs can be part of growing up or a sign they need support.
Professional support for you and your child – through all developmental challenges
Our child development experts—psychologists, educators, and therapists—use age-appropriate approaches like play, observation, or conversation to help children and teens express emotions, build confidence, and develop key skills. They also support you as a parent, helping you understand your child’s needs at every stage.
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