Therapy for Millennials and Gen Z

Early adulthood can be a time brimming with exciting possibilities and future goals. It can also be a period marked by fear, anxiety, and overwhelming emotions that make taking steps forward feel daunting. Many people in their 20s and 30s today face a unique combination of challenges, including high inflation and rising living costs, which make traditional milestones like homeownership and starting a family feel completely out of reach. Alongside these financial hurdles, young adults are dealing with a competitive job market and a rapidly changing technology landscape that can impact their sense of connection and success.

Often, this stage of life can bring discoveries of undiagnosed neurodiversity or unprocessed emotional histories, coinciding with significant shifts in social circles, relationships, and career paths. Whatever revelations you are experiencing, therapy offers a safe space to process these feelings and acquire practical tools for managing complex emotions and setting achievable goals. By creating a supportive and understanding space, I can help you address these challenges and build the resilience you need to navigate your career, family, finances, and personal well-being.

Working collaboratively, we’ll navigate these complexities together, helping you make sense of your world and your place within it. We’ll foster a fulfilling present that paves the way for a bright and bold future.

“I’m so happy to have found Molly. No matter what you bring into your session, she’s right there with you, giving you the tools to get yourself through it.”

P.B., millennial POC woman

“Molly is a therapist I would recommend! She is attentive and attuned to who I am and what I am working on. I feel seen as a whole person by Molly. She works with me on therapeutic practices that speak to where I need to focus, bringing innovative therapy tools to each session. Molly has accompanied me for years and been a rock in my life.”

E.C., millennial queer woman

I look forward to meeting you
and discussing what you want out of therapy.
Together, we can work to clarify and
reach achievable goals.