Fil Good Therapy

Anxiety & Worry
Racing negative thoughts, social anxiety, panic attacks, or constant worry about school, relationships, or the future.
School & Academic Stress
Pressure to perform, test anxiety, difficulty concentrating, or feeling overwhelmed by academic expectations.

Family & Peer Relationships
Conflict with parents or siblings, feeling misunderstood at home, or navigating changing family dynamics.Parent-child relationship repair sessions are also offered.
Friendship conflicts, bullying, dating challenges, or navigating complex social situations.


Social Isolation & Loneliness
Difficulty making friends, feeling left out, or struggling to connect with peers in meaningful ways.

Life Transitions
Moving schools, graduation anxiety, starting university, or adjusting to major changes in your life.
Common Reasons Teens Seek Therapy
Every young person's journey is unique, but many teens and young adults come to therapy for support with similar challenges. You're not alone in what you're experiencing.
For Parents & Caregivers
2. Family Involvement
The level of family involvement varies depending on your teen's age, preferences, and therapeutic goals. Some teens benefit from family sessions, while others need individual space first. We'll discuss this openly and always with your teen's input.
3. How You Can Support the Process
The best thing you can do is show your teen that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Trust the therapeutic process, respect their need for privacy, and celebrate small steps forward. We're here to support your whole family through this journey.
Watching your teen struggle can be heartbreaking, and you might be wondering how young adult therapy works or what your role should be. Here's what you need to know:
1. Your Teen is in Safe Hands
Our youth counselling services prioritize your teen's wellbeing above all else. We create a therapeutic relationship built on trust, respect, and genuine care for your young person's growth and healing.

Frequently asked questions
Therapy for Teens and Young Adults (16+)
Welcome to a safe space for teens (16+) and young adults to explore and grow As a registered psychotherapist in Ontario, I specialize in supporting young people through the transition to independence and young adulthood.
Working with teens and young adults, we enhance reflection, emotional, and psychological skills through curiosity, play, and creative interventions. We can also explore culture, race, queerness, social media impact, identity development, and how these factors shape your experience and relationships.
My approach emphasizes building autonomy, developing life skills, and empowering you to navigate college/university stress, dating relationships, career decisions, and the journey toward independence with confidence.
