Areas We Support

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    Anxiety

    When worry, overthinking, or fear begins to take up more space than you'd like.

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    Depression

    When sadness, exhaustion, disconnection, or loss of motivation makes everyday life feel harder.

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    Trauma

    Support for processing overwhelming experiences and finding a greater sense of safety and control.

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    LGBTQIA+

    A supportive, affirming space to explore identity, relationships, self-worth, and the unique experiences that can come with being LGBTQIA+.

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    Relationships

    Support for navigating communication, boundaries, conflict, connection, and the relationships that matter most to you.

  • Life Transitions

    Support through changes in school, work, relationships, identity, or other seasons of life.

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    Alcohol & Substance Use

    Support for understanding your relationship with substances, exploring patterns of use, and developing healthier ways to cope.

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    Anger Management

    Learning to understand what is beneath anger, recognize triggers, and develop healthier ways to respond to difficult emotions.

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    Intense Emotions & Coping

    Support for navigating overwhelming emotions, difficult urges, and coping patterns that may no longer be serving you.