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Our therapy services for individuals aged 18-25

are designed to address the unique challenges faced during this transformative phase of life. Whether you're navigating the transition to adulthood, managing academic stress, dealing with relationship changes, or exploring personal identity, our compassionate therapists are here to support you.

With flexible scheduling options and a commitment to understanding your experiences, we aim to empower you to find clarity, build self-confidence, and develop effective strategies for life’s ups and downs. Take the next step in your mental health journey—connect with us today!

Of College Students

73%

experience a mental health crisis

1/3

report having trouble functioning because they felt so depressed

80%

felt overwhelmed by their workload

If you are struggling you are not alone. We are here to help!

Meet The Young Adult Treatment Team

Lindsay Fleming, LCPC

Lindsay Fleming, LCPC

Co-Owner of Main Street Counseling

Child & Adolescent Therapist

Carly Brown, LCPC

Carly Brown, LCPC

Clinical Director of Arlington Heights

Adolescent & Young Adult Therapist

Stacy McCarthy, LCPC

Stacy McCarthy, LCPC

Co-Owner of Main Street Counseling

Adult Therapist

Breigh Carey, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Breigh Carey, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Services: Medication Management for All Ages

Dr. Nicole Patterson

Dr. Nicole Patterson

Clinical Director of Park Ridge Office

Head of Testing at MSC

Child, Adolescent & Adult Therapist

Dr. Kathleen Edmier

Dr. Kathleen Edmier

Psychologist & Board-Certified Behavior Analyst

Lindsey Johnson, LCPC

Lindsey Johnson, LCPC

Clinical Director of Lakeview Office

Child & Adolscent Therapist & Parent Coach

Laney Dossey, LPC

Laney Dossey, LPC

Child & Adolescent Therapist

Let's start feeling better

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Learn About Testing

Psychologists at Main Street Counseling conduct personalized and comprehensive assessments that can provide a detailed understanding of a person’s abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Psychological assessments are typically recommended when a person is suspected of having impairments in cognitive, academic, emotional, or behavioral functioning. The battery of assessments provided is tailored to each individual’s concerns and overall goals. 

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