Surviving College
Therapy Can Help With
Academic Success
Building good study habits, managing your time, organizing your workload, overcoming procrastination, dealing with the pressures of getting good grades.
Living Independently
Getting your life together, managing all your responsibilities, taking care of your health and well-being, and exploring deeper topics like self-image, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, and personal values.
Coping with Family Stress
Coping with familial expectations, generational differences, missing your family, and changing family dynamics.
Relationships
Dealing with roommates, friends, and intimate relationships, maintaining positive relationships with employers, teachers, and other adults, being assertive, setting boundaries, and getting in touch with your relationship needs.
Overcoming Financial Barriers
Coping with stress related to tuition and other college expenses, paying all your other bills, coping with unexpected expenses, and overspending.
Fears about the Future
Overcoming fears about choosing a career path (or not choosing one), reducing barriers to success, living independently.