Young Adult Psychotherapy can be important during the transitioning from childhood to adulthood, a difficult period in life, whether or not an individual has additional challenges or special needs. Certain issues can cause problems in the life of a young adult.
The ages of 22 through 35 have unique hurdles, especially in this day and age. Transitioning into adulthood, from student to employee, from dependent child to independent adult, perhaps into marriage and parenthood. Most people stumble along the way, and some people suffer a complete “failure to launch.”
Psychotherapy, from an experienced, skilled practitioner as Amyra Henry LCSW ACSW, can help eliminate unhealthy cognitive, emotional, and behavioral patterns.
Psychotherapy can be vitally important to assess and evaluate one’s challenges, in order to create a strategy of therapeutic solutions.
Amyra Henry LCSW ACSW is an established psychotherapist and clinical social worker, currently in private practice, in Highland Park, Illinois who views therapy as an active, creative, collaborative endeavor with her clients. She has extensive experience working with and on behalf of young adults, ages 22 to 35, with special needs and personal challenges and struggles.
Certain challenges can cause problems in the life of a child or adolescent. Child Psychotherapy, from an experienced skilled practitioner can help eliminate unhealthy cognitive, emotional, and behavioral patterns.
Common areas of young adult psychotherapy can include:
- Learning Disabilities
- ADHD
- Organization
- Making Friends
- Executive Function Deficits
- Developmental Disabilities
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Mood and Anxiety Disorders
- Stress and Anger Management
- Parenting/Family Issues
- Women’s Issues
- Stage of Life and Transition Issues
- Young Adult Failure to Launch
- Relationship Issues
Amyra’s goal is to help young adults achieve their potential through timely identification, evaluation and access to appropriate services and resources. Her vast experience, multidisciplinary treatment approach and extensive knowledge of community resources make young adult psychotherapy an integral part of tackling many unique challenges, and to develop ongoing problem-solving capabilities.
Contact Amyra Henry LCSW ACSW at 847.380.2591 to discuss Young Adult Psychotherapy and schedule an initial meeting.