Adolescents' stress levels usually rise as they enter puberty, making this a key time to seek therapy. The rapid physiological and neurological changes that occur in the body and brain during this developing stage provide challenges that may necessitate awareness and behavioral approaches to overcome. Communication issues, parental control issues, and peer pressures can all benefit from the presence of an objective therapist who can assist defuse some of the parenting tensions that arise.

This is also a moment in life when some disorders, such as underlying anxiety, depression, or other issues, may become more visible than before. Teenagers are trying to define themselves in an increasingly challenging and dangerous society. This developmental activity may necessitate some developmental support on its own. 

This age group frequently benefits from having a trusted confidante who can advise them in making decisions and exercising judgment, as well as educate them on more effective coping techniques and communication skills.