TUS for teenagers – what is it all about?
The teenage years are when relationships with peers become the most important – and at the same time the hardest. TUS for teenagers means weekly meetings in a small group where teenagers practise real situations: how to start a conversation, how to say no without feeling guilty, how to take criticism, how to handle peer pressure and stress before a test or a presentation.
We work in a workshop style – through role-play, discussion and experience, not lectures. The group offers something no individual therapy can: the chance to practise skills with real peers and to hear friendly feedback from them.
The groups are run by psychologists who work with young people every day. Before joining, we invite the teenager and a parent to a free initial conversation – we check whether the group meets their current needs.
What does it look like in practice?
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most important questions
Specialists who run group sessions

mgr Aleksandra Lesner
Psychologist, Psychotraumatologist, Psychotherapist in training
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mgr Anna Grabowska-Sawosz
Psychologist
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mgr Milena Komorowska
Psychologist, Crisis intervention
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mgr Sandra Małkowska
Psychologist, Child Psychologist, Psychodietitian
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mgr Tatiana Chmielewska
Psychologist, Child Psychologist
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