Children, especially teens, often go through phases where their behavior changes. They may adopt new hobbies, explore different groups of friends, or act in ways that seem out of character. However, drastic and sudden behavioral changes can be indicative of deeper emotional struggles.
You may notice your child acting irritable, lashing out over small issues, or avoiding family and social interactions they once enjoyed. It’s also possible they might start skipping school or neglecting responsibilities. These shifts, if they persist and disrupt daily life, could signal that your child is struggling with something internal. Therapy can provide a safe space for them to explore these changes and address any underlying emotional or psychological challenges.
