At Insight Youth we specialise in counselling and therapy for mild to moderate anxiety and depression in children, adolescents, teenagers, and young adults between the ages of 8 and 25 years old. Working with thoughts, feelings, and behaviours, we use a range of psychotherapeutic approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), psychodynamic, and humanistic. As client-centred practitioners, our therapists work collaboratively to help individuals achieve their therapeutic goals.
Who qualifies
Specialist Support for individuals aged 8-25 years of age
More information
At Insight Youth, we are passionate about supporting the mental health of children, teenagers, and young adults across the Scottish Borders. We believe everyone should have ready and equal access to high-quality, clinically proven therapeutic treatment, delivered by qualified and certified professionals. Our approach aims to deliver counselling and therapy that is not only compelling and effective, but is also truly designed around the children and young people of our modern age. Intended to stand alone or complement the work of our colleagues in the NHS and other organisations, our collaborative and inclusive approach is designed to maximise the aims, ambitions and positive outcomes of the individuals we work with.
Link
https://www.insightyouth.org/
Contact for assistance
You can contact us on, email: enquiries@insightyouth.org, tel: 07394562716, or by completing the contact form on our website. If you would like to make a referral - We accept self-referrals from individuals aged 16-25 and those completed by a parent/carer for individuals under the age of 16. Health, education, social work and other professionals can also put individuals forward for referral. For those over the age of 25, please see our page on help for over 25s.To refer yourself, your child, or put someone else forward for a referral, please select from one of the options below. After submitting the appropriate request form you will be emailed instructions on what to do next.
