Online Teen therapy ages (13 to 17)
They’re in their room. They’re “fine” — in a tone that ends the conversation. And you can’t stop thinking about it. Our licensed and qualified therapists treat this age as its own thing — not a smaller version of adulthood, not a bigger version of childhood.
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How online therapy works for Teenagers
Teen privacy and confidentiality — Read this part
This is the part we’re most direct about: your teen needs enough privacy to be honest with their therapist, and you need enough information to actually parent. Here’s exactly how that balance works. What’s discussed in session generally stays between your teen and their therapist — it isn’t relayed to you session by session. What does get shared with you is typically limited to specific safety concerns: risk of harm to your teen or to someone else, or situations state law requires disclosing regardless of a teen’s wishes. Your teen’s therapist explains this distinction directly to both of you before treatment starts, so nobody discovers the boundaries partway through and feels blindsided by them.
Issues our teen therapists address
Anxiety. Constant worry, perfectionism, or physical symptoms like a racing heart before school or social situations.
Depression. A flatness or hopelessness that’s lasted weeks, not days — sometimes hidden behind a normal-looking routine.
School and college pressure. Grades, testing, and admissions stress that’s tipped from motivating into overwhelming.
Friendships and social media. The specific weight of comparison, exclusion, or conflict that plays out partly online and follows a teen home.
Identity. Questions about who they are — including gender, sexuality, culture, or values — especially when navigating family expectations that pull in a different direction.
Family conflict. Ongoing tension with parents or siblings that’s worn the household down.
Self-esteem. A persistent sense of not being good enough, often masked by achievement or by acting like none of it matters.
Trauma. Something that happened recently or years ago that’s still affecting how safe a teen feels.
How it Works
What happens after you hit the button
The hardest part of starting therapy is not knowing what happens next. Here's the whole thing.
Pick a time.
The Book an Appointment button opens a real therapist's live schedule — choose a slot that works and you're booked. No waiting to find out if there's room.
We confirm your coverage
and tell you what to expect to pay, before your first session.
You get set up
a short intro and your intake paperwork through the secure portal.
Your first session.
Online, over secure video, 50 minutes. Mostly listening. Nothing to prepare.
Insurance
Insurance accepted by Trust Therapeutics
Delivered via secure video calls, online therapy allows you to connect with a licensed therapist from the comfort of your home or any private space of your choice. It offers flexibility in scheduling, reduces travel time, and ensures you can access consistent mental health support in a way that fits your routine and lifestyle.
