Participant Profiles

Confluence is specifically-designed only for young adults ages 18-28 who are struggling with their transition into adulthood. Emerging adults face many challenges in increasingly complex social, educational and professional worlds. Faced with a high degrees of uncertainty, the freedom to explore various life choices, and social pressure to resolve these tensions, young adults can quickly fall off course. The mental and emotional toll can be disorienting. 

Common Diagnoses and Challenges

Confluence clinicians are experienced in addressing a range of diagnoses and difficulties commonly experienced by young adults including:

  • Depression Disorders

  • Anxiety Disorders

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

  • Attachment Disorders/Adoption Challenges

  • Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

  • Low Motivation and engagement

  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder/Trauma

  • Bipolar Disorder

  • Low Self Esteem and Poor Self Confidence

  • Experience of Grief and Loss

  • Negative Peer Group Problems

Respecting Your Path

Confluence is a place where those who are willing to explore their experience and learn about themselves are most successful and realize the most positive outcomes. All participants at Confluence attend voluntarily and our role is to listen to participant’s choices and voices. Those who choose Confluence are individuals who have the potential to succeed, create and lead independent lives but have been unsuccessful on these paths and as such have fallen off course. Confluence is designed to collaborate with participants and families to co-create an experience and treatment journey where participants can begin to see and develop a path forward, work towards these goals and realize happier, fuller more successful lives.

Honoring Your Journey

We understand the challenges ahead of young people today and we provide participants a unique opportunity to facilitate the change needed in order to more effectively manage their lives. Our clinical focus provides participants a lens to explore emotional and mental health challenges, often in ways they never have before. Participants come away from the program with a better understanding of their challenges, a broad skill set developed to manage mental health challenges and new found confidence with which to navigate what lies ahead.