Young Adult Therapy in Marietta, GA

Therapy for young adults is similar to the therapeutic process for adults, but more much more focused on what’s happening for them developmentally since they’re still growing and changing. The human brain is still developing until about 25 years of age. 

Also as important, therapy with young adults takes into account what’s happening in their world. Their lives are changing at a rapid pace, and there’s so much pressure for them to perform and to make the right choices. School, friends, beginning to work, and relationships all look different for teens and young adults. It’s extremely helpful to find a therapist that can relate well and understand what’s happening. 

Give us a call today to find out how we can help.

Finding the right therapist can sometimes be a challenge. And there are a lot of therapists out there to choose from. So how do you know who is a good fit?

Our therapists offer a free 15 minute phone consultation, so that you can start the process. In these calls, they’ll want to learn more about you and what you’re looking for from therapy. They’ll also tell you a little bit about themselves and how they work. As you have this conversation, hopefully you’ll begin to get a feel of if this therapist is a good fit with you. It’s also important to talk about scheduling and when you have availability to see your therapist since you are so busy. 

If you’d like to learn a bit more about our therapists, click on the Menu button and find the Our Team tab. There you’ll find the profiles of all of our therapists and can read a little bit more about them. 

Or if you’re ready to start the process, you can give us a call at (770) 688-5164, email us at theattachedcounseling@gmail.com, or simply fill out the interest form at the bottom of the page and we’ll reach out to you!

You’re just starting out in life, and you’re feeling completely overwhelmed. There are so many decisions to make and so much pressure to make the “right” one. It’s hard. Maybe it’s been difficult for you to make or keep friendships and you’re feeling isolated and lonely. Or situations that occur within your family make it difficult to talk to them and share how you’re feeling and what’s happening in your world. 

If you identify with any of these statements above, therapy may benefit you. A therapist can provide emotional support through many life struggles and transitions. Here at The Attached Counseling Collective, we work very hard to make sure that our clients feel heard and understood. Reach out today to find your next favorite therapist.