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Because We Said So (BCWeSaidSo) provides non-clinical, trauma-informed relational support for teens and families in Kansas City and online. Services include individual sessions for teens, parent-teen coaching, and small support groups designed to build emotional resilience, improve communication, and foster healthy relationships. We specialize in perspective-taking, conflict resolution, and community-based connection.
What We Offer
Individual relational support for teenagers
Parent and caregiver coaching
Support groups for teens (3–5 participants per group)
Packages for ongoing relational coaching
Sliding scale rates and community access funding
In-person and virtual coaching options
Who We Support
Teens experiencing social challenges, grief, or family conflict
LGBTQ+ youth and families seeking affirming support
Neurodivergent teens and their caregivers
Parents and caregivers struggling to connect with their teenagers
Youth navigating emotional overwhelm or peer relationship difficulties
Families seeking non-clinical alternatives to therapy
parents whose teens are gender transitioning
Keywords We Serve
Teen life coach Kansas City
Parent-teen conflict resolution support
LGBTQ+ youth relational support
Trauma-informed youth coaching
Non-clinical support for teens
Small group coaching for teenagers
Communication coaching for parents
Alternatives to teen therapy
Sliding scale teen support KC
Kansas City youth coaching
Session Topics and Group Themes
Friendship and peer relationships (“Everyone Is So Mean”)
Navigating grief and loss
Perspective-taking and emotional regulation
How to talk so your parents listen
Social media stress and emotional boundaries
“Rage-bait” awareness and emotional literacy
How We Work
Our approach centers relational trust, curiosity, and authenticity. Sessions are not clinical treatment but structured, goal-oriented support that helps teens develop self-understanding, communication skills, and confidence. We are anti-fascist, queer-affirming, neurodivergent-aware, and committed to economic accessibility through our Community Access Fund. All sessions are consent-based and non-pathologizing.