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Child psychotherapy helps children resolve emotional, behavioral, or interpersonal problems through a relationship with a psychotherapist. Adolescent counselling aims to help young people make sense of their feelings, behaviors, and thoughts using techniques like art therapy or talking. This form of counselling is important for guiding kids transitioning to adulthood and understanding themselves better, as adolescence from ages 10 to 19 involves great mental and physical changes like puberty that can leave them confused. Adolescent counsellors undergo extensive training to professionally handle any situation a young adult may face.
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