Adolescent Health
Supporting teenagers through the physical, emotional and developmental changes of adolescence with thoughtful, age-appropriate care.
Supporting Your Teen Through Every Change
Adolescence is an important stage of growth and development. During these years, young people experience significant physical, emotional, social and developmental changes. Adolescent health consultations provide an opportunity for teenagers and parents to discuss health concerns, changes in development, lifestyle, wellbeing and other questions that may arise during this important stage.
Our approach focuses on listening, understanding the individual young person and providing appropriate guidance in a supportive healthcare environment.
eating disorders
LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
MOOD disorders
CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS
psychosomatic illnesses
chronic illnesses
Adolescent Health FAQs
Clear answers to common questions parents and teenagers may have about health during adolescence.
What is Adolescent Health?
Adolescent health focuses on the health and wellbeing of young people as they move through the teenage years and experience physical, developmental, emotional and lifestyle changes.
When should my teenager see a paediatrician?
A teenager can see a paediatrician whenever there is a health concern or question that requires professional advice. This may include concerns about growth, development, nutrition, sleep, recurring symptoms or overall wellbeing.
Is it normal for teenagers to experience significant changes during adolescence?
Adolescence involves many physical and developmental changes. However, if you or your teenager are concerned about a particular change, discussing it with a healthcare professional can help provide appropriate guidance.
Can I discuss my teenager's nutrition with a paediatrician?
Yes. Nutrition and healthy growth are important aspects of adolescent health. Parents or teenagers can discuss concerns about eating habits, nutrition and overall growth during a consultation.
Can sleep problems be discussed during an adolescent health consultation?
Yes. If changes in sleep or ongoing sleep difficulties are affecting your teenager’s school, mood, activities or everyday life, they can be discussed with a paediatrician.
What if my teenager does not want to talk about their health?
It is common for teenagers to value greater independence. Creating a comfortable healthcare environment can help them participate in conversations about their health.
Parents can share their concerns while also allowing the young person an opportunity to express their own questions and experiences.
How can I arrange a paediatric consultation?
For appointment enquiries, contact us at +6017-907 3549 or +603-4817 2916. The clinic website also provides online information about its services and contact details.
