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Counseling for Teens

Support for teens navigating life’s changes

It can be difficult to understand the world of a teenager. Life’s Journey Counseling specializes in working with teens who are struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Anger, Low Self-Esteem, Trauma, Grief and Loss, Relationships, and Adulting. Modalities that we use include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization Therapy (EMDR), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Art Therapy, and Strength-Based Therapy.

Anxiety, panic, or social fears
Depression or mood changes
School stress or academic pressure
Friendships and peer relationships
Identity, self-esteem, and confidence
Family conflict or divorce
Trauma or past experiences
Screen time, boundaries, and motivation

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Cozy therapy room with orange sofa and white armchairs at Life's Journey Counseling in Louisville.

Support Resources for Teen Mental Health

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A Resource for the Default Parent

Parents that become the primary person responsible for managing the daily operation of the household are often referred to as the “default parent.” The default parent is typically the person who: Tracks schedules and appointments Remembers school deadlines and activities Coordinates childcare Manages household routines Monitors emotional needs within the family Handles ongoing planning and follow-up tasks Over time, this level of responsibility can contribute to chronic stres

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Art supplies on white surface: open junk journal with drawings, dried flowers, watercolor palette, markers, twine, and photos.

Why Junk Journals Are So Popular and How to Make One

A junk journal combines aspects of scrapbooking, art journaling, and personal reflection. It can hold written thoughts alongside layered materials, images, and small mementos. There is no theme or rigid structure. Instead, your style will naturally unfold over time, becoming a reflection of your experiences, thoughts, and emotions. Many people are drawn to junk journaling because of the freedom it provides. Without formatting rules or aesthetic standards, there is no expectat

Apr 2

How to Take a Break from Social Media and Screens

We spend hours each day on our phones—scrolling, watching, refreshing. While social media and screens can offer connection, too much can lead to anxiety, distraction, and emotional fatigue. If you're feeling burned out, overstimulated, or just off, here are some ways to create healthier space from your screen: Set Specific “Offline” Hours Choose a daily window with no social media—start small, like 30 minutes in the morning or one hour before bed. Use that time to read, stret

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