Ages 12 to 25
Teenagers and young adults
Confidential care for young people when moods, behaviour or eating start to feel out of balance.
Why people come
A lot changes in these years.
Adolescence brings pressure from study, friendships, social media and growing independence. Young people get time on their own with Dr Stanganelli, and parents are involved in a way that respects their privacy.
- Low mood or withdrawing from friends
- Anxiety, panic or school avoidance
- Worries about eating, weight or body image
- Self-harm
- Trouble with attention and study
- Mood swings that feel extreme
Conditions we often see
Read about signs, assessment and treatment.
What to expect
- i.Time alone
Young people get time alone with the doctor as well as time with their parents.
- ii.Privacy explained
We explain what stays confidential and when we'd need to share information to keep someone safe.
- iii.Working together
We coordinate with schools, psychologists and GPs where it helps, with consent.