AACA provides counseling for people of all ages. We have several clinicians that specialize in working with Young Adults.
Seeking counseling as a Young Adult can be especially helpful when navigating new stressors and exploring one’s identity in the world.
Who is considered a Young Adult?
A person between the ages of 18 and 25-years-old.
These individuals often have recently transitioned from high school to the adult world.
In addition to new adult responsibilities, this transition may include stressors like starting college, a career, a committed relationship, and/or a family.
Common Reasons why Young Adults Seek Therapy
- Difficulties with time-management
- Adjusting to transitions with School/Career
- Social Anxiety related to New Settings
- Coping Skills that are no longer effective
- Stress-Management
- Burn-out
- New Parenting Stress
- Difficulties interacting & communicating with Family Members
- Identity Exploration
- Relationship & Communication Issues
- Social Skills
- Self-doubt
Contact AACA if you are not currently seeing a clinician and would like to set up an appointment with one of our clinicians that specializes in treating Young Adults.
