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Teen Counselling in Perth

Support for teenagers and families when emotions, school, friendships or home life feel hard to manage.

What teen counselling can support

Teen counselling can help young people understand what they are feeling, strengthen their coping skills, and feel less alone in what they are carrying.

Neurodivergence and related concerns

Support for ADHD, autism, sensory needs, emotional regulation, masking, burnout, routines and communication, OCD.

Support for teens who feel overwhelmed by big emotions or unsure how to cope when things build up. 

Safety and overwhelm
Friendships and relationships

A space to explore friendship conflict, peer pressure, boundaries, loneliness, dating, communication and trust.

Divorce and separation

Support for teens adjusting to divorce, separation, blended families, conflict, grief, relocation or changes at home.

Identity and self-worth

Support for confidence, self-understanding, belonging, body image, values, identity and finding a stronger sense of self.

Emotional Regulation

​Support for teens who feel emotions intensely, shut down, become overwhelmed, react quickly, or find it hard to calm their body and mind.

Support with school pressure, study stress, attendance concerns, confidence, perfectionism and feeling stuck.

School stress and motivation

​Support for teens who have been through frightening, stressful, confusing or painful experiences.

Trauma and abuse
Family conflict

Support for teens who are experiencing tension with parents, siblings, step-parents or others at home.

How counselling can help teenagers

Feel understood

Build practical tools

Strengthen connections

Counselling gives teenagers a steady space to slow things down and make sense of what is happening. The focus is not on forcing them to talk, fixing them, or telling them what to do.

Instead, therapy can help teens build language for their emotions, understand their patterns, strengthen coping strategies, communicate more clearly, and feel more supported in the relationships around them.

How teen counselling works

1

Choose a practitioner
R
ead through the team profiles and choose the practitioner who feels like the best fit.

2

Book online
Appointments are available in South Perth and online. Some teens attend with parent support, and some appointments may involve parent or carer input where appropriate.

3

Start gently

The first session focuses on understanding what has been happening, what the teen hopes will be different, and what support may feel useful.

Specialist Teen Counsellors

Every practitioner at Discovery Family Therapy brings deep specialisation, not just a broad clinical background.

Nadia Kigell

Family Counsellor

Best Suited For:

Neurodivergent Families | Trauma | Divorce & Separation | Children and Teens.

Zaynab Al-Fahrany

Children's Counsellor

Best Suited For:

Children & Teens | School-related concerns |  | Self-esteem | Anxiety

Mel Tibbitts

Senior Counsellor & O.T.

Best Suited For:

Children & Teens | Parent Support | Emotional Regulation | Behaviour & Overwhelm 

Online and South Perth Appointments

Teen counselling is available in person or online, depending on what feels most suitable for your teenager and family. Online sessions may offer a quieter first step, while in-person appointments can provide a calm and supportive space away from home.

Frequently asked questions

Our team includes practitioners from different professional backgrounds. Each practitioner works within their own qualifications, professional memberships, registrations, and scope of practice.

© 2021 by Discovery Family Therapy. 

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