Teen Counseling

Teen Counseling

Therapy for Teens

4.4K ratings
278 reviews
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Released
October 20, 2017
Updated
August 23, 2026

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Connect with licensed therapists specializing in teen mental health. Communicate via text, phone, or video calls from any device. Parents must provide consent for teens to access services.

✓Licensed therapists for teens
✓Text, phone, and video sessions
✓Parental consent required
✓Private therapy room
✓24/7 communication access
✓Goal-oriented therapy
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What's New in Teen Counseling

23.1

August 23, 2026

Thank you for using Teen Counseling! We are constantly improving our app and delivering enhancements to the App Store. Every update is a boost to the app’s stability, speed, and security.

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User reviews

Teen Counseling

I love my therapist she is so nice and treats me like family

Happy Parent

Great help for my teenage daughter!

Genuinely so helpful

It’s so easy to get the help you need. Once you find the right therapist for you, that’s the hardest part.

Highly recommend

This platform has been great for my teen! It’s easy to use and even those that didn’t match well with my teen were excellent therapists, just not the right match. Definitely recommend!

Garbage Service! DO NOT USE!

This cannot be categorized as a service, but a Ponzi scheme. My children are battling with mental health issues, and we immediately came to BetterHelp as the premier option. After filling out the applicable information we were forwarded to TeenCounseling.com and we created an account for our children. First, they do not allow multiple children to be in one account. Instead, you are expected to create multiple email accounts (for both parents and children). When I registered my son, I was billed at a weekly rate of $65. After creating a separate account for my daughter, I was billed at a monthly rate of $360. To add insult to injury, they stated that it was due to me changing my zip code….really?!

My son was the first to convey his thoughts to the “licensed professional”. After writing a sonnet of mental chaos, this therapist responded with, “ok.” I confronted both BetterHelp and TeenCounseling about this and they do not have a phone option, only email. Tell me, how can you effectively engage with desperate parents with an inbox? Unless your aim is to garner profits, you cannot! Despite days of waiting and trying to connect our five accounts (three adult and two teen), we could not connect our children for treatment.
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Frequent app crashes and glitches

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Issues with scheduling and rescheduling appointments

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Requested Features

4 requests

More affordable pricing options

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Ability to choose therapist without parental consent

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Improved app stability and reliability

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Expanded therapist availability

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FAQ

What is Teen Counseling?

Teen Counseling is an app that connects teenagers with licensed therapists who specialize in adolescent mental health. It allows teens to communicate with their therapist through text, phone calls, or video sessions, providing support and guidance for various challenges.

How does therapy work on this app?

Once your parent subscribes and provides consent, you will be matched with a licensed therapist. You will both have access to a private 'room' within the app where you can communicate with your therapist via text, phone, or video. This space is for discussing your life, challenges, and receiving feedback and guidance.

Do I need parental consent to use this app?

Yes, parental consent is legally required for teens to receive online therapy services through this app. Your parent or legal guardian must fill out a consent form before you can be matched with a therapist and begin sessions.

Is my communication with the therapist private?

Your conversations with your therapist are private, and your parents will not have access to your therapy room. However, therapists are required to break confidentiality in specific situations to protect you or others, such as if you express intent to harm yourself or others, or if you report abuse or neglect.

What kind of therapists are available?

The therapists available on the platform are licensed U.S. psychologists (PhD/PsyD), licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT), licensed clinical social workers (LCSW), licensed professional counselors (LPC), or similarly certified professionals. They are required to have relevant academic degrees, at least three years of experience, and 1,000 hours of hands-on experience.