Someone in their corner through the teenage years.
Adolescence brings exams, changing friendships and big questions about who they are. A psychologist can give your teenager a safe place to talk, and give you guidance too.
- Verified professionals
- Whole-family support
- Personalised care plans
- Support at every stage
In an emergency: if your child is in immediate danger or has harmed themselves, call 112 or go to your nearest hospital emergency department. Hayven is not an emergency service.
Common reasons families reach out
Every child is different. These are the concerns parents of children ages 13 to 18 bring to us most.
Low mood
Withdrawn, irritable, losing interest, or changes in sleep and appetite.
Usually helps: Psychologist
Exam and school pressure
Stress around WAEC, NECO and JAMB, or falling behind.
Usually helps: Psychologist
Autism and ADHD in the teen years
Support with independence, organisation and friendships.
Usually helps: Psychologist or aba therapist
Confidence and self-esteem
Harsh on themselves, body image worries, or peer pressure.
Usually helps: Psychologist
Something else on your mind?
Tell us about your child
How getting support works
- 1
Tell us about your child
A short intake on what you are noticing, at your own pace.
- 2
Book a verified professional
Choose by specialty, location, price and in-person or virtual sessions.
- 3
Follow their progress
Session reports, home practice and messages, all in one place.