
ABBY AREND
COUNSELING

Therapy for Young Adults
Young Adult Therapy
You thought you'd have it figured out by now.
Maybe everyone around you seems like they're moving forward—starting careers, getting engaged, moving to new cities, making friends, or just generally appearing to know what they're doing.
Meanwhile, you might be thinking:
“Am I doing this right?”
Young adulthood can come with a lot of freedom, but also a lot of uncertainty. You're making decisions about relationships, careers, friendships, identity, faith, independence, and the future—and there isn't always a clear roadmap.
You don't have to have all the answers before you start therapy.
You might be here because...
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You feel anxious or overwhelmed by everything on your plate
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You're struggling with confidence or self-worth
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You feel behind compared to everyone else
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You're questioning what you actually want
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You're navigating a big life transition
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You're struggling in a relationship or friendship
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You're having a hard time setting boundaries
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You're feeling disconnected from yourself
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You're trying to figure out your career or next step
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You know something feels off but aren't sure what you need
What we can work on
Anxiety & overwhelm
Learning to quiet the constant “what ifs” and feel more grounded in your life.
Identity & confidence
Figuring out who you are outside of other people's expectations and building confidence in your own decisions.
Relationships & boundaries
Learning how to communicate honestly, set boundaries, and build relationships that feel healthy and authentic.
Life transitions
Navigating graduation, career changes, moving, relationships, breakups, or simply feeling like you're entering a new chapter.
People-pleasing & perfectionism
Understanding why you feel like you have to keep everyone happy or get everything right.
Finding direction
Making decisions based on what actually matters to you—not just what you think you're supposed to do.
Therapy doesn't have to be about having something “wrong” with you.
Sometimes you just need somewhere to slow down.
Somewhere to sort through your thoughts, understand yourself a little better, and figure out what comes next.
My goal is to create a space where you don't have to perform, have the perfect answer, or pretend you've got it all together.
You can just be you.
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You don't have to have your next five years figured out.
You just have to be willing to take the next step.