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Therapy for College Students

Utah County is a lively place to be especially if you are a college student. With Brigham Young University, Utah Valley University, Provo College, Argosy College, Phoenix College, Ameritech Nursing School, Mountain land Applied Technology College, Aveda College, as so many other colleges it would be safe to say Utah County is a mecha for college aged adults.

There are so many fun aspects of college! But with all things, there are a lot of new challenges that arise for college aged adults. I see Utah County college students in therapy here at ABC Family Counseling and I absolutely love it! This age group is full of optimism, energy, love and passion for their interests! They are excited about the world around them, but that doesn’t mean they are without struggles.

Here are some common reasons college aged adults attend therapy with me:

  • Addictions
  • Relationships
  • New Expenses
  • Depression
  • Media
  • Anxiety
  • Independence
  • Decision Making

If you are going through this transition in life, schedule an appointment with me to learn how to optimize this phase of life. There’s no need to be suffering mentally or emotionally, I can help.

Tim Ponce, LMFT
ABC Family Counseling
801-361-2237

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