Christoffer Loderup

IF YOUR TEEN IS STRUGGLING: Has your teen closed up, stopped talking to you? Are they struggling in school? Are they isolating? You see they’re struggling but they won’t talk to you about it. Do you feel at your wits end, not sure how to help? It can be painful and frustrating to be doing your best yet still seeing your child struggle. Deciding to get help for your child can is a deep sign of love and commitment to meet your child's needs. Counseling is a very effective way to address struggles that come with teenage years. IF YOU'RE STRUGGLING WITH TRAUMA YOURSELF: Looking for support for yourself is hard! You’re brave to be here. Do you yearn for deeper connections with those around you, yet don't know how to get there? Do you struggle with perfectionism never feeling “good enough”. Do you feel like no matter what you try, there's just a hole emptiness and pain inside. It can be frustrating and discouraging to be doing your best yet still not getting better. If you’re struggling with simple or complex trauma, low self-esteem, perfectionism, challenges maintaining relationships, depression, or anxiety, therapy can help. ---------------------- ABOUT ME: I have over 7 years of experience working with youth, families, young adults, and middle-aged adults in the mental services health industry. I've worked in residential treatment centers, family education programs, and in outpatient therapy clinics. I've helped teens and their families work through crises.