Teen Therapy in Mequon
Support for teens ages 13–18 navigating anxiety, stress, mood changes, school pressure, friendship struggles, and emotional overwhelm. Elizabeth Gross, LPC offers warm, age-appropriate therapy that helps teens feel understood while giving parents clarity, support, and reassurance.
Accepting Aetna, Anthem, BCBS, Cigna & more, Private pay sessions available at $120/session
Currently Accepting New Clients
Our calm, private therapy space in Mequon
Is Your Teen Struggling With Any of This?
Anxiety, worry, or stress
They may seem overwhelmed, tense, avoidant, or stuck in constant overthinking.
Mood changes or withdrawal
You may notice irritability, sadness, less motivation, or pulling away from family and friends.
Friendship or social stress
Therapy can help with peer conflict, social anxiety, loneliness, or feeling like they don’t fit in.
School pressure
Support for perfectionism, academic stress, procrastination, or fear of disappointing others.
Big emotions at home
Help with frustration, conflict, shutdowns, or difficulty talking through what they feel.
Low confidence or self-criticism
A space to build self-trust, coping skills, and a healthier way to relate to themselves.
You don’t have to wait for things to get worse to reach out.
What Teen Therapy Can Help With
Managing anxiety and big emotions
Teens can learn practical tools for worry, frustration, overwhelm, and emotional ups and downs.
Building confidence and self-understanding
Therapy gives teens space to better understand what they feel, what they need, and how to express it.
Navigating school and social stress
Sessions can support teens dealing with academic pressure, friendships, conflict, or feeling left out.
Supporting parents, too
Parent involvement is handled thoughtfully, balancing your teen’s privacy with your need to understand how to support them.
No obligation | Ask questions | See if it feels right
Your Teen’s Therapist
Elizabeth Gross, LPC is a Mequon therapist with several years of experience supporting adolescents ages 13–18. She provides a steady, nonjudgmental space where teens can talk openly, build emotional awareness, and develop practical coping skills.
Her approach is warm, collaborative, trauma-aware, and developmentally informed. She partners thoughtfully with both teens and parents, supporting growth while respecting a teen’s need for privacy and trust.
Reaching out for teen therapy can feel like a big decision—especially when you want to be sure it’s the right support for your child. You don’t need to have everything figured out before starting.
A free consultation gives parents the opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and explore whether therapy feels like a good fit for their teen and family.
Ready to take the next step?
No obligation | Insurance & Private Pay available
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