Colorado Young Adult Psychiatry
Boulder based outpatient psychiatry clinic servicing Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and anywhere else in Colorado.
Speciality care for young adults ages 18-30.
Feeling overwhelmed and anxious about your future, while wondering how everyone else seems to have figured it it all out?
Feeling lonely or isolated even when surrounded by people, wondering if anyone truly understands what your’e going through?
Pressure to succeed in your career, relationships, and personal life, while battling self-doubt and burnout?
Trying to balance school, work, and responsibilities with feeling like there’s no time to take care of your mental health?
This isn’t what you signed up for.
Are you struggling with…
Becoming an adult is when you’re expected to have it all figured out, but no one gave you the manual.
Young adulthood can feel like a constant balancing act - navigating career choices, relationships, finances, and mental health - all while facing the pressure to “have it all together.” The truth is, no one handed you a manual for this stage of life and that may make you feeling overwhelmed, lost, and uncertain. Furthermore, as you reflected on your childhood you may be starting to realize that you’ve been struggling with issues that you didn’t realize were a problem for a long time. You’re not alone in this struggle, and it’s completely normal to be figuring things out as you go.
Here’s what we’ll do together.
Even in your hardest moments, growth and healing is still possible.
Hope is closer than you think.
Young adulthood is filled with both opportunities and pressures - both outside and within yourself. You may be questioning your identity, struggling with self-doubt, or feeling stuck between where you are and where you want to be. The pressure to “figure it all out” can take a toll on mental health, leading to stress, burnout, or feelings of isolation. We recognize that this is a crucial period of self-discovery and that seeking support isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a step toward building a healthier, more confident future.
We specialize in providing compassionate, person-centered psychiatric care for young adults navigating the unique challenges of this transformative stage of life.
Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, or the weight of major life transitions we understand that mental health isn’t one-size-fits-all. Together, we’ll create a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs with practical strategies to support your well-being.
Our goal is to work alongside you as a partner in your mental wellness journey. We prioritize a safe, supportive space where you feel heard, validated, and empowered. Through evidence-based treatments and open, judgment-free conversations, we’ll help you develop coping strategies, gain clarity, and build the resilience needed to navigate life’s uncertainties. You don’t have to do this alone—we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.
What we will work on:
Imagine a life where you…
Feel confident in your decisions instead of second-guessing each step.
Manage stress and anxiety with ease, knowing you have the tools to handle life’s challenges.
Wake up feeling motivated and focused, instead of overwhelmed or stuck.
Trust yourself and your journey, knowing that growth and healing are always within reach.
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Get back in the driver’s seat and take control of your future.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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Deciding whether to consider medications as a young adult can feel overwhelming, but it’s an important step toward taking care of your mental health. If you’re experiencing persistent symptom - such as overwhelming anxiety, depression, mood swings, difficulty focusing, or intense stress - that interfere with your daily life, relationships, or responsibilities, it may be time to explore medication as an option.
Some signs that medication could help include struggling to function at work or school, feeling emotionally drained despite therapy and self-care efforts, or noticing that symptoms are worsening over time. If you’re dealing with conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, or trauma-related disorders, medication can be a valuable tool to help restore balance and stability alongside potential therapy and lifestyle changes.
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We use a collaborative and personalized approach to your treatment designed to help you find the right support for your mental health. Our team takes the time to truly understand your unique experiences, starting with a comprehensive evaluation of your mental health history, current symptoms, lifestyle, and any past treatments. This allows us to get a full picture of where you’re coming from so we can create a plan that fits your needs.
During our sessions, we’ll discuss your symptoms, concerns, and goals to determine if medication might be a helpful part of your treatment. If we decide to move forward, we’ll go as slow as you need to and carefully monitor how it affects you, making adjustments as needed. You’ll never be pressured into medication, and we’ll always prioritize open communication, ensuring you feel informed and in control of your care.
Medication management isn’t just about prescribing - it’s about ongoing support, education, and finding what works best for you. Whether it’s managing ADHD, anxiety, depression, or mood disorders, we’ll work together to ensure your treatment plan helps you feel more balanced, focused, and in control of your mental well-being. With telehealth services, getting the care you need is flexible and convenient, so you can balance your health and busy schedule without added stress.
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Deciding whether to start with medication or therapy depends on your symptoms, personal preferences, and treatment goals. Some people see therapy as a great first step, especially if you’re experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or difficulty managing life’s challenges. Therapy can provide coping strategies, emotional support, and tools for personal growth, helping you build resilience and navigate struggles more effectively.
Other people find their mental health too overwhelming to manage and so they find medication helpful as their helpful first option. Medication can help stabilize mood, reduce overwhelming emotions, and improve focus. Because therapy and medications have two different methods and goals to support your mental health, most conditions recommend therapy and medications as a the “gold standard” to best support your wellbeing.
If you’re starting off fresh, that doesn’t mean that you have to start it all at once! Our team is great at taking a personalized approach to care. During our sessions, we’ll discuss your concerns, mental health history, and treatment goals to determine what approach feels right for you—whether that’s therapy, medication, or a combination of both. The most important step is reaching out, and we’re here to support you from there.
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Referrals are not required. Instead, we kindly ask new patients or their parents to submit this quick online form to ensure our services are a good fit for your needs. We’ll reach out to you after its submission! Click here to access this form.
Too soon to commit? We offer free consultations to help decide whether you feel comfortable working with us! Click here to schedule a phone consultation.