We offer therapy and related support for teens and families in The Junction, with care that is practical, thoughtful, and tailored to each young person’s needs.
Teen therapy gives young people a private place to talk honestly, make sense of what they are feeling, and build healthier coping tools. Sessions can support emotional regulation, confidence, motivation, self-esteem, and school-related stress.
Supporting a teenager can feel confusing and emotionally demanding, especially when communication starts to break down. Parent counselling offers guidance, perspective, and support so you can respond with more clarity and steadiness.
When tension keeps repeating itself at home, family therapy can help shift the pattern. We work with families to improve communication, reduce conflict, and create healthier ways of relating to one another.
Food, body image, sports nutrition, and everyday routines can become major stressors in adolescence. Dietitian support helps teens build a more stable and balanced relationship with food and wellbeing.
Anxiety can show up as overthinking, perfectionism, irritability, panic, school avoidance, or trouble sleeping. We help teens understand what anxiety is doing in their lives and how to manage it more effectively.
Depression in teens does not always look like obvious sadness. It can show up as withdrawal, numbness, anger, hopelessness, or losing interest in everyday life. Therapy helps teens feel more supported and less alone.
School commutes, creative activities, and family routines can make focus and follow-through feel difficult. Therapy helps teens understand their attention patterns and build practical strategies for organization, regulation, and confidence.
Assignments, exams, and future plans can create pressure that teens often keep to themselves. Counselling helps them understand what is getting in the way and manage academic demands more steadily.
Neurodivergent teens deserve support that respects their communication style, sensory experience, and strengths. Therapy offers an affirming space to understand overwhelm and build strategies that fit how they learn and connect.
Irritability, arguments, shutdowns, or sudden outbursts can signal that a teen is carrying too much. Therapy helps them understand the feeling underneath and practise safer ways to communicate.
Friendships, teams, and changing social expectations can be difficult to navigate. Counselling offers a supportive place to build confidence, practise relationship skills, and feel more connected.
Bullying, exclusion, peer conflict, and pressure online can affect mood, confidence, and safety. Therapy offers a steady place to process what happened and find healthier ways forward.
Gaming can become difficult when it starts affecting sleep, school, relationships, or responsibilities. Therapy helps teens understand the pattern without shame and develop balanced routines.
Some teens use substances to cope with stress, emotions, social pressure, or change. Therapy offers a non-judgmental space to talk honestly, understand the risks, and take safer steps.
Separation and blended-family changes can bring grief, anger, relief, confusion, and uncertainty about where a teen fits. Therapy gives them space to process the transition and communicate what they need.
The Junction’s local shops, residential streets and rail history give this west-end community a distinct setting. In-person counselling is available at our Runnymede Road office near Bloor.
Sessions can offer room to consider different possibilities before making a decision. That could mean thinking about a friendship, an activity or the way a teen and parent keep getting stuck in conversation. The young person can explore what they want to keep, what they want to change and what support might help them take a next step.
Being unsure is a reasonable place to begin. We can explore what feels uncomfortable or unhelpful now without expecting a teen to have a fixed goal before the first conversation.
Some teens feel they always need to keep up, stay organized, and perform well while also thinking about what comes next. Even when they seem capable on the outside, they may be carrying anxiety or burnout underneath.
Teen friendships can be intense and fast-changing. A young person may be dealing with exclusion, conflict, comparison, or uncertainty about where they fit. Therapy can help them feel more grounded and secure in themselves.
Parents and teens often care deeply about each other while still getting stuck in repeated misunderstandings. Therapy can help reduce tension, improve communication, and make home life feel less reactive.
Not every teen describes anxiety directly. Sometimes it looks like irritability, perfectionism, avoidance, procrastination, or trouble sleeping. We help teens understand what is happening and build tools that actually help in day-to-day life.
For in-person support, families from The Junction can visit our Bloor West & Runnymede office at 267 Runnymede Rd, Toronto, ON M6S 2Y5.
Plan from your part of The Junction to the office beside Runnymede TTC Station. Call 416-565-4504 or book an appointment with this location.
267 Runnymede Rd,
Toronto, ON, M6S 2Y5
374 Danforth Ave. 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON, M4K 1N8
Monday to Thursday
11am - 8pm
Friday
10am to 7pm
Saturday and Sunday
10am - 6pm
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267 Runnymede Rd,
Toronto, ON, M6S 2Y5
374 Danforth Ave. 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON, M4K 1N8