Teen & Child Therapists Serving Atlantic County

Compassionate Support for Growing Minds

Through empathy and insight, we help children and teens feel secure, supported, and confident in who they are becoming.

When your child is overwhelmed, withdrawn, or acting out, a child therapist serving Atlantic County can help them work through difficult emotions and provide the stability they need to grow.

See You Through It Counseling offers supportive, evidence-based care specifically for young people, giving them room to express themselves and learn healthier coping skills. 

Don’t let your child go through this alone. Get them the help they need with a child and teen therapist.

Helping You and Your Child Communicate and Connect

When emotions feel too big for your child to put into words, it can create distance between you and your child. Our child and teen therapists help young people open up in a safe, supportive setting, so communication becomes easier and more natural for your whole family.

We also equip parents and caregivers with practical tools to support conversations at home. By learning how to communicate with clarity and compassion, your family can rebuild trust, handle conflict more smoothly, and strengthen your connection.

Never Too Late for Therapy

Early Intervention Makes a Big Difference

Getting support early can prevent temporary struggles from becoming long-term challenges for your child. The benefits of early therapeutic intervention include:

  • Fostering open conversations and honest dialogue
  • Creating a safe space for your child or teen to express their emotions
  • Building healthy coping skills before issues escalate
  • Supporting stronger communication within your family
  • Developing personalized counseling plans tailored to your child’s unique needs
  • Helping your child feel more secure, supported, and connected at home and at school

“This practice is absolutely incredible! The staff are so friendly and knowledgeable!”

Care That Meets Your Child or Teen Exactly Where They Are

Your child has their own unique experiences, challenges, and personality, so our child and teen therapists adjust their approach to fit their comfort level, giving them space to open up in a way that feels natural and safe.

By creating an environment where they feel understood and valued, we help your child build confidence, emotional awareness, and learn coping tools they’ll carry with them throughout their lives.

Meet Our Teen & Child Therapists Serving Atlantic County

Each of our child and teen therapists has years of experience supporting young people through emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. They each hold a Master’s degree in counseling and are licensed to provide mental health care, so you can trust that your child is in the best hands.

Supporting Families With Tools That Help Children Thrive

When your child is having a hard time, it affects your entire household. Our therapists work closely with both you and your child, offering practical tools to strengthen communication, ease tension, and build a more supportive environment.

By learning new ways to approach emotional challenges together, your family can create healthier routines and a brighter, more connected future for your child.

Anxiety

Symptoms of Anxiety

Depression

Mood Disorder Symptoms

ADHD

BeBehavioral Disorder Symptoms

Autism

Autism Disorder Symptoms

Trauma, Abuse, & Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

PTSD Symptoms

Eating Disorders

Eating Disorder Symptoms

Behavioral Disorders

Eating Disorder Symptoms

Family Dynamics

Family Dynamics and Relationship Issues

Social Skills Challenges

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Struggles Our Therapists Help Your Child Overcome

When emotional or behavioral struggles start to affect your child’s daily life, the right support can make all the difference. Our child and teen therapists help young people work through a wide range of challenges so they can feel more secure, capable, and connected.

What Your Child or Teen Can Expect in Therapy

Therapy gives your child a supportive place to talk, explore their feelings, and learn tools that make everyday challenges easier to handle. Our sessions focus on building confidence, emotional awareness, and the skills your family needs to grow stronger together.

Through child and teen therapy, your child can:

  • Develop healthier ways to cope with stress, frustration, and anxiety
  • Understand and express their emotions more clearly
  • Build confidence in school, friendships, and family interactions
  • Learn strategies to manage overwhelming thoughts or behaviors
  • Strengthen communication at home and rebuild trust
  • Gain long-term tools for emotional growth and healthier relationships
Risk Factors

When to Consider Therapy for Your Child or Teen

If your child seems overwhelmed, withdrawn, or stuck in patterns that make daily life harder, it may be time to consider professional support. Therapy can help them understand what they’re feeling and give your family the tools to work through challenges together.

If you notice any of the following warning signs, your child or teen may benefit from therapy:

  • Big emotional reactions that seem out of proportion
  • Persistent sadness, worry, or irritability
  • Trouble concentrating or staying organized
  • Avoiding school, activities, or social situations
  • Sudden changes in sleep or appetite
  • Pulling away from friends or family
  • Frequent outbursts, defiance, or disruptive behavior
  • Difficulty coping with transitions or changes
  • Statements that indicate low self-worth or hopelessness

Ways Parents and Caregivers Can Help Children Progress

Your involvement plays an important role in your child’s growth, both inside and outside the therapy room. Small, consistent actions at home can reinforce the progress they’re making and strengthen your connection along the way.

Here’s how you can support your child as a parent or caregiver:

  • Keep communication open and encourage your child to share how they’re feeling
  • Practice patience during difficult moments and offer reassurance
  • Follow through with strategies recommended by your child’s therapist
  • Create predictable routines that help your child feel safe and supported
  • Model healthy coping skills and emotional expression
  • Celebrate small steps forward to boost your child’s confidence
  • Stay involved in the therapeutic process when appropriate

What Parents Want to Know About Teen & Child Therapy

At what age should my child see a therapist?

Therapy can be helpful at any stage of childhood or adolescence. If you’re noticing ongoing worries, mood changes, difficulty managing emotions, or challenges adjusting to big life changes, therapy may be a positive step.

Most therapy sessions last about 45 to 50 minutes. For younger children or family sessions, the length may be adjusted to match attention span and engagement.

The best type of therapy depends on your child’s unique needs. Common approaches include play therapy, art therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Your therapist will create a personalized treatment plan to help your child feel comfortable while developing healthy coping skills.

Session costs vary based on the therapist and services provided. While See You Through It is out-of-network, we can provide a Superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. We’re happy to help you explore your options to reduce out-of-pocket costs.

Take the First Step Towards Support. Book a Session Today.

Don’t let your child go through this alone. Our child and teen therapists can help them manage tough emotions, rebuild confidence, and strengthen their relationships at home and at school.

Give your child the chance to grow with the support they need.