This category contains advice for teenagers, ranging from the ages of 11-19.
Do think carefully and use your own judgement. It can be hard to determine the qualifications of those offering advice over the Internet.
Please be careful not to reveal identifying personal information when requesting advice.
Jim Fitzpatrick's seminars address teen discipline and how to develop responsible behavior. Topics include respect, drugs, violence, safety, and respect. http://www.responsiblebehavior.com/
Internet site to help young people get through tough times. Contains inspiring stories, interactive gallery, and advice on teen issues. http://www.reachout.com.au
Articles written for children and adolescents on topics such as anxiety, phobias, hidden disabilities, grief, and parental depression. http://www.baltimorepsych.com/Kids_Pages.htm
Provides free, confidential 24-hour telephone counseling and crisis prevention for Dallas-area teenagers and a school outreach program. http://www.teencontact.org/
Provides many links and resources that will help teens deal with everything, from homework to dealing with gang-related violence. http://www.operationgraduation.com
Find many tips on how to become a volunteer and where. Organisations started by kids. There is also a section for teachers. http://www.idealist.org/kt.html
Dedicated to helping teens feel valuable, this site is a proactive effort for teens worldwide to choose life over suicide and depression in memory of Molli Anne Mattison. http://www.mollisgarden.com
Peer-to-peer support network for teens, including forums, live chat, and articles on diverse topics including friendship, school, sexuality, suicide, job-hunting, and smoking. http://www.teenhelp.org/
Offers advice on education, careers, housing, money, health and relationships for 13-19 year olds in the UK. Includes web chat, telephone and call-back services. http://www.connexions-direct.com/
Connects volunteer mentors with abused children and teens. Also offers safety tips and a guide to reporting abuse in various states. http://www.youthforyouth.org/
Offers advice on subjects ranging from eating disorders to substance abuse to suicide. Sponsored by Central United Methodist Church of Asheville, NC. http://www.teenshope.com/
A syndicated column advising teens and twenty-somethings on various issues including love, friendships, depression, abuse, relationships, and family and social problems. http://www.stylinzine.com/dearhana.htm
Provides advice on a large variety of subjects including sex, sexuality, substance abuse, love, relationships, friendships, divorce, depression, and/or family problems. http://www.adviceforallages.org/
Home of the National Youth Society. Includes articles about topics in the field of family, traveling, education, and relationships. http://www.youthinformation.com/
Provides toll-free, 24-hour, bilingual and anonymous phone counselling to young people in Canada. Includes details of the helpline number and the ability to post questions online. http://kidshelp.sympatico.ca/en/home.asp
An Australian programme of free workshops in schools and youth centres, teaching young people to help themselves and others. Includes details of past activities, FAQ and a workbook to download. http://www.peerskills.com.au/
Provides information about staying safe online. Includes articles about protecting your privacy, and links to other online safety resources. http://www.safeteens.com/
A 24-hour nationwide toll free hotline that provides immediate crisis intervention to young people and refers callers to help in their own communities. (US only) http://www.covenanthouse.org/nineline/index.html
Offers teen discussion forums for issues relating to them. Support includes chat, dating advice, keeping friendships, international friends, and sexuality. Includes a depression quiz. Site utilizes Flash. http://www.hopenet.net.ph/
Get advice on romance, read online journals, and read past experiences from real teens. Includes experienced counselors, articles, and archives. http://www.teenadviceonline.org/
