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Adolescence is a time full of rapid physical and emotional change.  The adolescent brain is very dynamic, undergoing extensive remodeling.  Brain changes during this time are among the most important to occur during one’s life. These brain changes, known as plasticity, also make the brain more vulnerable to external stressors.

 

The ability to learn is at a peak during adolescence. Teaching adolescents how to manage their thoughts, emotions and impulses will profoundly shape the developing brain by laying the neural foundations that will serve them for the rest of their lives.

Challenges

Impulsivity

Poor Reactivity

Emotional Turbulence

Overwhelmed

Low Self-Esteem

Performance Anxiety

Relationship Issues

Academic Demands

Family Dynamics

Therapy Helps

Increase Emotional Intelligence

Decrease Anxiety, Depression & Stress

Build Self-Awareness

Improve Resilience

Improve Communication

Increase Focus

Develop Coping Tools 

 

© 2016 Christine Hudson LLC

Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern #IMH14109

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