It is a time marked by puberty, by hormones in turmoil, by the development of personality, by first romances, by the discovery of the body, by self-centredness, by the search for identity and autonomy, by the questioning of rules and limits, by distancing from parents and by the need to belong to a peer group.

If you feel that your child is going through a more complicated time, remember that they and the family do not have to get through it alone. Regular Clinical Psychology sessions can play a fundamental role in the life of the adolescent and their family.

Sessions also aim to:

• Help the process of self-knowledge;
• Identify and develop their full potential;
• Improve school performance;
• Improve the ability to make appropriate choices;
• Promote positive relationships at home and at school;
• Promote autonomy, independence and assertiveness;
• Promote their happiness and well-being.