Teen Therapists in Arizona
13 verified teen therapists in Arizona · Most families pay $0–$35 per session · First session in as little as 48 hours
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Therapy sessions are ideal for addressing various behavioral concerns or goals, such as anxiety, depression, family or social issues, or if you're unsure of the specific issue. You can choose a therapist that fits your specific goals and needs.
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About teen therapists in Arizona
A teenager who agrees to therapy has usually been carrying something for a while. Parents often get here after a stretch of slammed doors, grades sliding, a friendship that fell apart, or one comment at dinner that made the whole house go quiet. Wanting help for your teen does not mean you have failed them, and it does not mean things have to get worse before they can get better.
Teen therapy is not child therapy with older clients. Your teen is the client in the room, and the work depends on them believing that. The clinicians here are clear with families in the first session about what stays between them and your teen and what does not, so nobody has to guess. Most draw on cognitive behavioral therapy, DBT skills, or acceptance and commitment therapy, and many hold a short separate check-in with parents alongside the individual sessions.
Everyone on this page works with adolescents, is licensed in Arizona, and is accepting new clients. Sessions are by video, which matters more at this age than any other. A teenager who will not sit in a waiting room will often talk from their own bedroom.
Teen Therapists in Arizona: common questions
- How much does teen therapy cost in Arizona?
- Emora is in-network with most major commercial plans, and with Medicaid in several states. Once your plan is applied, most families pay between $0 and $35 per session. You can check what your own plan covers before you book at /cost-estimate. There is no membership fee, and matching with a clinician is free.
- What is the difference between a teen therapist and a school counselor?
- A school counselor supports your teen inside the school. That means schedules, accommodations, short check-ins, and crisis response during the school day, usually across a caseload of several hundred students. A teen therapist is an independently licensed mental health clinician who provides ongoing, confidential treatment for anxiety, depression, self-harm, trauma, and related concerns. They are not competing roles, and many families keep both. The clinicians on this page are licensed therapists, not school staff.
- What ages do teen therapists on this page work with?
- This page lists clinicians who work with adolescents. Individual age ranges vary and are shown on each provider card. Younger siblings are better served by the child therapy page for Arizona. Emora also has clinicians who work with young adults into their mid-twenties, which matters when your teen is heading to college and does not want to start over with someone new.
- How soon can my teen start?
- Only clinicians who are currently accepting new clients appear on this page, and the times on each card come from that clinician’s live calendar. Many families book a first session within about 48 hours. If your teen is in immediate danger, call or text 988 now rather than waiting for an appointment.
- Are teen therapy sessions virtual?
- Yes. Every session is over secure video. Your teen will need a private room and a time that does not collide with practice or a shift, which is why clinicians on this page keep evening and weekend availability. Emora does not operate physical clinics.
12 verified teen therapists in Arizona available for you.
Emora Health accepts <7% of therapists to ensure the highest-quality age-, experience-, and condition-specialized care.
Katennia Thomas
Build the strength to rise above what holds you back.
She provided great information, was transparent throughout the entire process, and took the time to make sure she would be a good fit for my daughter before moving forward. That really gave me confidence that her priority was making sure my daughter received the support she needed. My daughter also felt comfortable with her right away, which made the experience even better.
Melissa Marino
Annette Godbout
she/herA Safe Space for Kids and Teens to Heal, Grow, and Thrive
Celia Barry
Janet Snyder
Compassionate Care for Children and Families
Janet has made my child feel very comfortable. They look forward to meeting with Janet next time. Janet and I were able to come to an agreement on how communication will be held between us so that my child can get the best support on both sides. This gave me such peace of mind.
Kendia Baker
Finding peace through the Chaos
AJ Briggs
ADHD, anxiety, and school stress — kids, teens, adults. Evenings open.
Good tempo and pace so far. AJ had some good probing questions for both Nadia and myself that made the session feel worthwhile. It was our first therapy session so there was some healthy amount of awkwardness but it felt needed and productive.
Tiffany Martin
Therapy for teens that cuts through the noise and builds coping power
Tiffany is the first person to really hear and listen to my daughter while also taking my concerns into consideration. She immediately zeroed in on a few things she knew that my daughter would respond to. I look forward to more sessions.
Dr. Liz Nitsch
The session was overall very helpful and i enjoyed talking with Liz. She walked me through each question and even related on some topics. She is very flexible and understanding and will assist with scheduling when she can.
Dr. Jaclyn Bowes
Very detailed information about next steps. Also felt a good connection to the provider even though it was a remote appointment
Not sure where to start?
Our clinical specialists help families choose the right path, whether that's therapy, medication, or testing. Learn more