Young Adults
Building Confidence for the Future
Watching your child move into adulthood can be both rewarding and difficult. Many young adults struggle with anxiety, low self-esteem, social pressure, or the emotional demands of school, work, and relationships. As a parent, you may sense they’re overwhelmed, stuck, or simply not thriving – but unsure how best to support them. Therapy can help.
I work with young adults aged 18-24 who are navigating this complex and important stage of life. My work focuses on helping them build emotional resilience, explore their identity, and develop healthier ways of coping with challenges. For many young people, therapy offers a space they’ve never had – where they can speak openly, feel seen, and begin to understand themselves on a deeper level.
What issues do young adults commonly bring to therapy?
Young adults often seek therapy for anxiety, depression, relationships, family dynamics, college or career stress, self-esteem, identity, and major life transitions.
Is therapy only for college students?
No. I work with young adults whether you’re in college, starting your career, exploring your identity, or adjusting to greater independence and responsibility.
How can therapy help during this stage of life?
Therapy provides support as you navigate important decisions, develop healthy coping strategies, strengthen relationships, and build confidence for the future.
