You Keep the Door Open to Age 25

When a young person turns 22, therapy often ends right when life hits them the hardest.

Rent. School. Work. Identity.

It all lands at once, just as the support they depend on disappears.

We’ve sat with young adults who weren’t ready to stop.
Not because they wanted to leave.
But because at 22, our care has to end — even if their need doesn’t.

This year, you can change that.

You keep the door open so a young adult can keep healing. You give them time — time to breathe, to stabilize, to keep growing. You give therapists the chance to say, “See you next week,” instead of “Goodbye.”

Growing up shouldn’t mean aging out of care.
You make sure it doesn’t.