Holmdel NJ Teen Mental Health Coach | Depression/Anxiety Coping Strategy Updated

Jun 13, 2022

Scotch Plains,United States - June 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The enhanced programs include one-on-one private coaching sessions that provide education, guidance, and support. During sessions, young clients are taught lifelong coping strategies for mental and emotional challenges, such as anxiety, depression, grief, and pain.

More details can be found at: https://www.kairoschronicpain.com

A number of environmental factors, such as social stress, isolation, or substance abuse, can lead to mental illness in adolescents. Regardless of the cause, experts agree that rates are increasing. With a specific focus on teens, the revised mental health and life coaching service offered by Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching aim to equip young clients with the skills needed to manage such hurdles.

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According to Mental Health America, over 15% of youth between the ages of 12 and 17 have suffered at least one major depressive episode in the past year, representing a 1.24% increase from the previous year’s data. The association states that prevalence is lower in those states where teens have access to appropriate care, and depression is also less likely to persist into adulthood if it is treated.

With the updated services, Karios Chronic Pain Coaching aims to provide local teens and parents with a range of coping skills based on proven methodologies. Rather than a single strategy, the center incorporates several modalities that can be tailored depending on individual needs. Some approaches used include anger management, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and more.

Similarly, the center can also provide coaching for a broad array of mental health conditions. More common challenges include anger, anxiety, depression, attention deficit disorder, and bipolar disorder.

About Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching

Founder and lead coach Christina Chororos suffered from deep filtering endometriosis for over 13 years. She established Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching to share the mental and emotional coping strategies she has learned, particularly with children, teens, and young adults. The company is now a member of the IASP, the US Pain Foundation, the International Pain Foundation, and Integrative Wellness Academy.

A local client recently stated: “I reached out to Christina because of health issues I’ve been struggling with for the past 4 years. We worked together for a year on a one-on-one basis. She was knowledgeable, compassionate, attentive, patient, and most of all, helpful.”

Interested parties can learn more by visiting: https://www.kairoschronicpain.com

Contact Info:
Name: Christina Chororos
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Organization: Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching, LLC
Address: 567 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey 07076, United States
Phone: +1-908-370-5713
Website: https://www.kairoschronicpain.com/

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