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Support for growing minds.

Child & Teen Counseling

A welcoming place for children, teens, and caregivers to talk through challenges and build understanding.

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When a young person needs support

You do not need a finished plan before you reach out.

Children and teens can experience stress in ways that are not always easy to explain. Changes in mood, school performance, friendships, sleep, behavior, or family relationships may be signs that a young person needs someone to talk with. Counseling gives youth a supportive setting to share their perspective while caregivers get guidance for the next step.

The approach is adjusted for the child’s age, communication style, development, and concerns. Caregivers can ask questions about how involvement works and what information may be shared within the boundaries of the counseling relationship.

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Our approach

Support shaped around your next step

Common reasons families reach out

Anxiety, sadness, irritability, or feeling overwhelmed
Academic stress, school changes, or difficulty concentrating
Peer conflict, bullying, friendship changes, or isolation
Behavior concerns, family conflict, or trouble with transitions
Grief, loss, identity questions, or other major life changes
Building emotional awareness, coping, and communication skills
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What to expect

An initial conversation helps the counselor understand the young person’s needs and the caregiver’s concerns. Sessions may use age-appropriate conversation and activities. The counselor can explain how caregivers participate, what questions to bring, and whether another type of support should be considered.

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A practical, collaborative next step

Counseling can give a young person language for what they are experiencing and give caregivers a clearer way to respond. The aim is to create a thoughtful plan that fits the child or teen and the family, without promising a particular outcome or assuming that every concern has the same cause.

Locations & Formats

Where services are available

Strong Lives Counseling has offices in South Jordan and Lehi. Ask our team about the appointment format and location options that may fit your situation. Remote appointments may be available depending on your location and circumstances.

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  • South Jordan office
  • Lehi office
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Frequently asked questions

Can a parent contact the office first?

Yes. Caregivers are welcome to ask about the process, age range, appointment options, and what information may be needed before scheduling.

What if my teen does not want counseling?

Share that concern with the team. They can discuss ways to introduce the conversation respectfully and explain what the first step may look like.

Is child counseling the same as teen counseling?

The service can be tailored to developmental stage and communication style. Contact the office so the team can discuss the support your child or teen may need.

Practical details for your first conversation

Start by sharing what kind of support you are looking for. The team can explain current availability, appointment format, location options, and questions about payment before you decide whether to schedule.

Locations and format

Strong Lives Counseling has offices in South Jordan and Lehi. Ask whether in-person or remote appointments may be available for your location and this service.

Insurance and self-pay

A range of insurance plans may be accepted, and self-pay options are available. Plan participation, benefits, and out-of-pocket costs vary, so confirm details with the office and your insurance company.

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Questions are welcome

Call the office or use the contact form to share your preferred location, appointment format, and the support you are considering.

(385) 644-6009

If you need urgent help

This website and contact form are not for emergencies. If you may be in immediate danger, call 911 or call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Start with a conversation.

Share a few details and our team can help you understand the available options, ask practical questions, and identify a reasonable next step.

No commitment required

Asking a question does not obligate you to schedule.

Multiple locations

Offices in South Jordan and Lehi. Ask about remote appointment availability.