Care for Adolescents

Specialized psychiatric and psychotherapeutic support for young people aged 12 to 18, during one of the most formative and challenging periods of life.

Understanding the Adolescent Experience

Adolescence is a time of significant change — emotionally, socially, and neurologically. Many young people navigate pressures around identity, performance, relationships, and belonging. When these challenges become overwhelming, professional support can make a real difference.

We offer a confidential, non-judgmental space where adolescents can speak openly. Treatment is adapted to their level of maturity and personal situation, with parental involvement balanced carefully against the young person's need for privacy and autonomy.

Adolescent support

Conditions We Support

We provide assessment and treatment for a wide range of psychiatric and psychological difficulties in adolescents.

Depression and Low Mood

Assessment and treatment of persistent low mood, loss of motivation, withdrawal, and depressive episodes affecting daily life and school performance.

Anxiety and Panic

Support for social anxiety, performance anxiety, panic attacks, and avoidance behaviors that limit participation in school and social life.

Trauma and PTSD

Trauma-informed therapy including EMDR for adolescents who have experienced distressing or threatening events and are struggling with their aftermath.

Stress and Burnout

Therapeutic support for young people experiencing school-related stress, exam pressure, exhaustion, or early signs of burnout.

Identity and Self-Esteem

Guidance for adolescents navigating questions of identity, self-worth, social belonging, and the pressures of growing up in a connected world.

Behavioral and Emotional Regulation

Support for young people struggling with impulsivity, anger, self-harm behaviors, or significant emotional dysregulation.

Our Approach with Adolescents

We take adolescents seriously. Therapy is conducted in a direct, respectful, and age-appropriate way — without condescension. The young person is always at the center of the process.

Where appropriate, parents are involved in a way that supports progress without undermining the therapeutic relationship. We aim to build skills and resilience that extend well beyond the therapy room.

What to Expect

Steps in our therapeutic process

  • Initial consultation, with or without parents depending on preference
  • Psychiatric and psychological assessment
  • Individualized treatment plan with clear goals
  • Ongoing sessions adapted to progress and needs
  • Confidential, structured, and supportive environment
Insurance Coverage  |  Statutory Health Insurance (GKV)  |  Private Health Insurance (PKV)  |  Self-Pay

Ready to Take the First Step?

Contact us to arrange an initial consultation. We will respond within 48 hours.