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Troubles and Treasures of Adolescent Counselling is a deeply personal, narrative-driven journey through the complex world of teenage minds, as seen from the other side of the therapist's chair. Drawing from real-life cases, the author, a trained forensic psychologist and adolescent counsellor, invites readers into the therapy room, where the line between pain and growth is often razor-thin. Through immersive storytelling and honest reflection, the book brings to life fifteen compelling case studies: from teens battling parental pressure, anxiety, addiction, perfectionism to those quietly carrying the weight of trauma or suicidal thoughts. But this isn't just a book about teenagers, it's also about the quiet courage of listening, the exhaustion of emotional labour, and the subtle art of helping someone find their own voice in a world that often drowns it out. Raw, revealing, and rooted in both clinical insight and human empathy, Troubles and Treasures of Adolescent Counselling is not a textbook. It's a testimony, to every young person who showed up, sat down, and slowly let themselves be seen. Whether you're a parent, educator, therapist-in-training, or simply someone who cares about young people, this book will leave you with a fuller heart and a deeper understanding of what it really means to grow up, and to help.

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