Inclusive Therapy for Teens
Affirming mental health care for LGBTQIA+ Teens and their families
Adolescence can be a challenging time.
Between navigating school pressures, peer relationships, family dynamics, and personal growth, it’s common for teens to experience emotional and mental health struggles.
Greenhouse Therapy Services offers therapy for teens to help young people better understand their feelings, cope with challenges, and develop skills for lifelong mental well-being.
Common Issues We Help Teens With:
Anxiety & Stress: From school pressures to social expectations, teens often struggle with overwhelming stress and anxiety. We provide strategies to manage these feelings and build resilience.
Depression: If your teen is feeling hopeless, isolated, or disinterested in things they once enjoyed, therapy can help address these feelings and guide them toward healing.
Self-Esteem & Identity: Adolescence is a time of self-discovery. We support teens in building self-confidence, exploring their identities, and navigating social pressures.
Behavioral Issues: Whether it’s difficulty following rules, controlling anger, or making impulsive decisions, therapy can help your teen develop better coping skills and problem-solving abilities.
Trauma & Grief: If your teen has experienced trauma or loss, therapy provides a safe space to process these emotions and begin healing.
Relationship Challenges: Therapy can help improve communication and resolve issues in all your teen’s relationships.
AFFIRMING MENTAL HEALTHCARE FOR LGBTQIA+ TEENS AND THEIR FAMILIES
A safe space to explore identity, build confidence, and support mental health—without judgment, labels, or pressure.
Our LGBTQIA+ teen therapy provides a safe, affirming space for teens to explore identity, manage stress, build confidence, and navigate relationships. We honor every gender identity and sexual orientation while supporting mental health, resilience, and self-acceptance.
We provide compassionate, evidence-based care in a safe and inclusive environment, partnering with families when appropriate to promote growth, well-being, and self-confidence.
Get to know our teen-focused therapists and book a consult today!
Support For Parents. Affirmation For Youth. Stronger Families.
Are you a parent of an LGBTQIA+ teen looking for support? Therapy helps parents of LGBTQIA+ youth learn, grow, and guide their child with confidence. Schedule with any of our individual therapists to get started.
The Benefits of Therapy for Teens…
Emotional Regulation
Learn how to manage emotions like anger, frustration, sadness, and anxiety.
Healthy Communication
Improve the ability to express feelings clearly, assertively, and respectfully.
Coping Skills
Learn practical techniques for managing stress and navigating difficult situations.
Increased Self-Confidence
Gain a better understanding of oneself and develop a positive, realistic self-image.
Don’t know who to pick?
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![Erika Lowery Headshot: Female therapist in long sleave, long strawberry blond hair, white shirt open mouth smiles at camera, solid gray background]()
Erika Lowery
Mood | Anxiety | Life Transitions
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![Kristen Johns Headshot: smiling young female therapist with long wavy brown hair, wearing a black top, gold necklace, and earrings, outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.]()
Kristen Johns
ADHD | Grief | Trauma
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![Mackenzie Fezza Headshot: A smiling female therapist with long dark hair and a green sleeveless top outdoors with a blurred green background.]()
Mackenzie Fezza
Mood | Relationships | Self-Esteem
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![Ericka Vargas Headshot: young Hispanic female therapist with long brown hair smiling outdoors, wearing an orange sleeveless top, with green foliage in the background.]()
Ericka Vargas
Somatic | Multicultural | Holistic
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![Alla Folsom Headshot: Russian women, therapist, smiling at camera, wearing long-sleeve grey sweater over white blouse, light grey background]()
Alla Folsom
Creative Therapy | Behavior | Self-Confidence
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![Madelyn Currier Headshot: Close-up of a young female therapist with long, wavy brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a navy floral blouse and a necklace, outdoors with green foliage in the background.]()
Madelyn Currier
OCD | Grief | Trauma
