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Troubles and Treasures of Adolescent Counselling takes readers into the heart of the counselling room, where every session is a story of resilience, vulnerability, and growth.
Drawing from years of experience as an adolescent counsellor, the book offers a rare, unfiltered look at the challenges faced by teenagers, from academic pressure and parental expectations to the silent battles with anxiety, identity, and self-worth. Through immersive, narrative-driven chapters, it brings to life the delicate balance of listening, guiding, and learning alongside young minds navigating the complexities of adolescence.
More than just a professional chronicle, this book reflects the quiet lessons teenagers unknowingly teach about patience, empathy, and the art of letting go. It’s a candid, deeply human exploration of the highs and lows of adolescent mental health, making it a valuable read for parents, educators, budding psychologists, or anyone who wishes to understand teenagers beyond the surface.
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Aditya Sundaray
Aditya Sundaray is a counselling psychologist with expertise in adolescents and young adults, trained in trauma-informed therapy. Over the years, he has guided teenagers through the maze of academic stress, identity conflicts, relationship challenges, and mental health struggles, helping them discover resilience and self-awareness along the way.
His work is grounded in empathy and deep listening, qualities that have made him a trusted voice for teenagers seeking a safe, non-judgmental space. Troubles and Treasures of Adolescent Counselling is his heartfelt reflection on these experiences, a blend of real stories, psychological insight, and the quiet lessons learned from every young client who walked into his counselling room.
When he isn’t counselling or writing, Aditya enjoys exploring coffee, reading contemporary fiction, and travelling to quiet corners of the country where he can breathe undisturbed.
