Emerging Adulthood
The overwhelming pressure to have everything figured out is taking its toll.
You believed that following the right path would seamlessly align everything.
You excelled in school, secured a spot in a good college, and set ambitious goals.
But now, a sense of being untethered and overwhelmed by self-doubt has taken over.
Questions about the right career path, where to live, and how to navigate practical challenges like paying rent loom large.
It seems like obstacles are everywhere you turn.
You find yourself feeling unprepared and conflicted.
On one hand, there’s excitement about gaining independence from your family and forging your own path.
However, this enthusiasm is tempered by the realities of an unpredictable job market, student loans, financial stress, and questions surrounding your identity.
You’re in the process of discovering who you are in this world, striving to keep pace with your peers and navigate the pressures to succeed.
Therapy offers a supportive space to help you find your steady ground.
Emerging into adulthood can be a trying, complicated time.
With a multitude of decisions ahead and external pressures, it’s understandable to feel anxious, fearful, and lost.
Together, we can carve out a space to explore the questions racing through your mind, address the fears that keep you awake at night, and navigate the conflicted parts of yourself.
Embark on a journey to explore your truth.
I firmly believe in the existence of inner wisdom, which, when accessed and listened to, enables us to connect with our truth and make decisions more effortlessly.
Together, we’ll venture down a path of self-exploration, processing difficult emotions, and identifying the various blocks that contribute to feeling stuck.
I will guide you in integrating beneficial coping strategies, empowering you to tolerate the discomfort of emotions and uncertainty during this transitional period.
You no longer have to face this alone.
I would be honored to walk alongside you on this journey.
Reach out today for a free consultation: (347) 624-2562.