About This Class

A great visual presentation holding lots of tips and techniques for therapists working with kids and teens

This presentation explores how therapy for children and adolescents must evolve to match the changing nature of their challenges. While common concerns such as anxiety, self-esteem, peer relationships, and family conflict remain, the way young people experience and express these issues has shifted over time.
The focus is on practical, client-informed strategies drawn directly from real therapeutic work with young clients. Techniques include mindfulness, grounding, cognitive reframing, hypnosis, visualisation, and creative approaches such as storytelling, journaling, and sand tray work.
Across key areas—anxiety, identity and self-worth, peer relationships, and family dynamics—the presentation highlights adaptable interventions that promote emotional regulation, confidence, resilience, and healthier thinking patterns. Emphasis is placed on personalising interventions, building independence, and equipping young people with skills they can apply outside of therapy.
Overall, the approach encourages therapists to remain flexible, creative, and responsive to the evolving needs of children and teens, using a range of evidence-informed and experiential techniques to support meaningful change.

Its a great tool for therapists who work with kids and teens (or those interested in working with kids and teens)