IPT for Adolescents

Interpersonal Therapy for Adolescents (IPT-A) is a structured, time-limited therapy designed to help teenagers improve their relationships and emotional well-being. It focuses on understanding how relationships impact feelings and behaviors, addressing issues like conflict, loss, or role changes. Through weekly sessions, adolescents learn to communicate better, express emotions, and develop coping skills. IPT-A aims to alleviate symptoms of depression or anxiety, ultimately fostering healthier interpersonal skills and emotional resilience. By emphasizing the importance of social connections, it helps adolescents navigate the challenges of their developmental stage effectively.