
Guiding Growth: Importance of Effective Psychotherapy for Kids and Teens
Childhood and adolescence are transformative stages that shape a person’s emotional, cognitive and social development. Childhood lays the foundation for curiosity, learning and emotional security, while adolescence spanning ages 10 to 19, is a period of self- discovery, independence and rapid physical as well as psychological growth. As teenagers transition through early, middle and late adolescence, they experience shifting emotions, evolving relationship dynamics and search for identity.
Both childhood and adolescence can bring challenges in understanding and regulating emotions, figuring out who they are and how they fit into the world around them, making these periods critical for long-term psychological well-being.