For young people aged 14 to 20
Doubting yourself from time to time is part of growing up. This isn't always a sign of mental illness, as experiencing highs and lows is perfectly normal and a part of life.
But difficult phases shouldn't last forever. Problems with friends, family, or at school are often triggers or causes of emotional distress. Early intervention can prevent initial signs of distress from developing into mental health issues.
Reasons for therapy
It can help to seek psychotherapeutic support if you
- You withdraw more and more, neglect contacts, and feel depressed.
- You have thoughts you can't talk to anyone about.
- You constantly get into arguments with others or can't find a connection.
- You are struggling with difficulties in relationships
- You develop compulsions or tics.
- You have problems with motivation and concentration.
- You are burdened by emotional states such as anger, sadness, or fear.
- You have unclear physical symptoms.
- You can no longer sleep, nightmares occur.
- you don't want to go to school anymore.
- You hurt yourself or think about it.
- You have problems with love and sex.
- You're worried about your eating habits.
- You don't like your body.
- You have questions about dealing with your own gender identity.
- You can no longer control your use of alcohol, drugs, or media.
The therapy
In analytical and psychodynamic psychotherapy, we assume that psychological conflicts often underlie symptoms of illness.
In treatment, you will be supported in expressing, understanding, and resolving these psychological conflicts through therapeutic dialogue. New solutions and behaviors can be developed within the therapeutic relationship. An individualized treatment plan will be created for this purpose.
You can find more information on the website www.gefuehle-fetzen.de. This is an internet service provided by the German Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists.
Registration:
To schedule an initial appointment, please complete the registration form
, which you can download here or request by phone or email from our office. After the institute receives your documents, you will receive an appointment as soon as possible.
The costs for psychotherapy are covered by statutory health insurance.Youth Outpatient Clinic Flyer
