Therapy can provide a supportive place for teens to talk about emotional problems and find ways to start feeling better. But too often, adults send young people to therapy without taking the time to explain how it works or how to make the most of it. As a result, while many teens are happy with the help they are getting from therapy or medication, others are dissatisfied, angry, or confused. In this book, teens write about their experiences with theraoy and therapists-the good, the bad, and the in-between. Their stories show what therapy can and can’t do, what good therapy looks like, and what it takes to make it work. (2009)

Author: Youth Communication
Additional Author: Youth Communication
ISBN: 978-1-933939-85-8
Count: 1