Young Adults: Ages 19-25
Our family system and experiential approach support young adults (ages 19-25) in building independence while maintaining strong family connections. Through a collaborative approach, our individual coach works with the young adult to navigate this stage of independence, responsibility, and self-discovery, while our parent coach helps families foster healthy communication and set appropriate boundaries. Together, we guide families through this transition, ensuring both greater responsibility and autonomy.
What We Do
All services are individualized for every young adult, but can include:
Individual Coaching for the young adult
Parent Coaching if applicable
Family Sessions if applicable
Support Outside of Scheduled Sessions (phone, text, video, etc)
Collaboration with Other Providers (medical providers, school professionals, prior placement, tutors, other care providers)
Who We Serve
Many of our clients in this age range experience the following:
Challenges transitioning into adulthood
Isolation and lack of socialization
Creating and maintaining peer relationships
Substance misuse
Difficulty navigating jobs and life after college or away from home
Low confidence and self-esteem
Executive functioning challenges
How We Do It
Sessions include activity-based support at the home or in the community such as:
Grabbing coffee or lunch
Exploring the outdoors
Engaging in creative activities (i.e. pottery classes, art, making music)
Integrating sports or physical activity into sessions
Discovering new hobbies or volunteer opportunities
When Wonder Makes Sense
When traditional talk therapy isn’t the right fit, has stagnated, there is lack of engagement, or needs real world application
When family engagement would be helpful to the process
When needing more intensive services
After or during intensive outpatient programming (IOP)
Transitioning home from out of home placements (wilderness, therapeutic boarding schools, residential treatment centers, or hospitalizations)
“I always felt heard and connected with the therapists. There were often thorough discussions as well as some fun chats about my daily life and activities. I really appreciated the attention and flexibility. ”
— Former Wonder Parent