Teen & Family Therapy in Fort Worth, TX

Has your teen pulled away, or does every conversation seem to end with a slammed door? Is your family struggling through a divorce, a move, a loss, or just a hard season? Watching your child or your family struggle is painful. At our Fort Worth office, we help teens find their voice and help families learn to talk, listen, and work through conflict together.
Therapy for teens and families at our Hulen St office near TCU. Help with communication, conflict, and life transitions. In person or online.
Parent and teen in family counseling in Fort Worth

Who We Help

We work with teens and families in Fort Worth, Arlington Heights, Tanglewood, and the surrounding area who are dealing with:

  • Teen anxiety and depression, or everyday stress
  • Withdrawal, anger, or changes in behavior at home or school
  • ADHD and school challenges
  • Grief and loss
  • Divorce, co-parenting, or blended family changes
  • Constant conflict or communication breakdowns
  • Identity, friendships, and the transition toward adulthood

Our goal is to help each family member feel heard, valued, and supported while you work toward a healthier family dynamic. Wondering whether your teen is struggling? Our article on signs of depression in teens is a good place to start.

Our Approach in Fort Worth

  • Individual therapy for teens: A space where teens can talk openly with someone outside the family.
  • Family therapy: Sessions with some or all family members to improve communication and resolve conflict.
  • Parent support: Guidance for parents on supporting their teen without losing connection.
  • CBT and DBT skills: Practical tools teens can use to manage emotions, stress, and impulsive reactions.
  • Faith-integrated counseling, if you want it: Families who would like their faith included can request this with Ben.
Family therapy room at Luxx Therapy
Fort Worth near Luxx Therapy's Hulen St office

Why Choose Luxx Therapy in Fort Worth?

Ben and Jolian lead teen and family work at our Hulen St office. Ben works with clients ages 8 and up and has a particular focus on teenagers navigating identity, relationships, emotions, and the move into adulthood. Jolian works with teens and families, including immigrant and second-generation families navigating two cultures and different generational expectations. For younger children, our North Richland Hills office offers play therapy.

Our values are what you need from a therapist to help your family. We CARE:

  • Compassion: We know how painful it is to watch your child or family struggle.
  • Accountability: We are open with teens and parents about how we work, including how privacy is handled.
  • Relationships: We build trust with teens first, because therapy works best when they feel safe.
  • Expertise: Training in CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, and attachment-based approaches with teens and families.

FAQs About Teen & Family Therapy in Fort Worth

What ages do you work with in Fort Worth?
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Our Fort Worth clinicians see teens and adults, and Ben works with children as young as 8. For younger children, ask about play therapy at our North Richland Hills office.

Will I know what my teen talks about in therapy?
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We talk through privacy with teens and parents at the start, so everyone knows what will and will not be shared. Teens open up most when they trust their therapist, and parents stay informed about overall progress.

Can we use insurance for teen and family therapy?
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Luxx Therapy accepts BCBS, Cigna, Aetna, UHC, UBH, Sana, TPN, and Curative. Coverage for teen and family sessions varies by plan, so we verify your family's benefits before the first session and let you know what to expect. Questions? Call us at 817-701-0663.

Where is your Fort Worth office, and where do I park?
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We are at 3509 Hulen St, Suite 208, Fort Worth, TX 76107, near Central Market. There is a private parking lot behind the building, and the suite is accessible by ramp and elevator. The office is also on a public bus route.

Is this the same as attachment and family wounds therapy?
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Not quite. Teen and family therapy focuses on challenges your family is facing now. If you are an adult working through patterns from the family you grew up in, see our Fort Worth Attachment & Family Wounds page.

Ready to find your light?