Psychologist · Author

Your teenager isn’t broken. Neither are you.

I write and speak about what’s actually going on inside an anxious teenage brain — and the small, steady things that help, long before it turns into a crisis.

Dr Ana Moreno laughing in a knit top on a sofa in a bright living room
Written for & spoken at
The Aldermoor Review
Kestrel FM Arts
Brightwater Readers' Festival
The Quill & Lamp Weekly
Halvard Speakers Forum
Northgate Book Hour
New release

The Anxious Years

What’s actually going on in an anxious teenage brain

The worry doesn’t arrive with a diagnosis. It arrives at 11pm, in a doorway, in a kid who insists they’re fine.

Written from years spent listening to worried parents and their teenagers, in the room and out of it.

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Dr Ana Moreno talking with a room of parents at an evening school session
Speaking

A session that feels like relief, not another lecture

An evening built for busy parents and stretched staff — practical, warm, and never longer than everyone can actually give.

Eveningsfor parentsPD daysfor staffWorkshopsongoing

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Small portrait of Dr Ana Moreno, smiling
“You don’t need to fix your teenager. You need one thing that actually helps, and permission to stop trying everything else at once.”

Dr Ana Moreno

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