Support for Young Adults
Young adulthood is a period of significant transition. Many individuals are balancing education, employment, financial independence, relationships, and identity development as they learn to navigate adulthood. These changes can bring both opportunity and pressure, sometimes affecting emotional well-being.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among individuals ages 20–34 in the United States (CDC). Mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and substance use can contribute to emotional distress during this stage of life.
Genesee Health System (GHS) provides behavioral health services that support young adults through therapy, psychiatric care, substance use treatment, and crisis services.
You Don’t Have to Figure It Out Alone
Young adults in Genesee County can access behavioral health services through GHS that support mental health, life transitions, and crisis intervention.
While many young adults are building independence, support systems remain important. Parents and caregivers seeking guidance may find helpful information on our Parents & Guardians page, and individuals transitioning from adolescence may benefit from services highlighted on our K–12 Youth page.
Mental Health Resources for Young Adults in Genesee County
GHS Programs
Adult Behavioral Health:
https://genhs.org/specialty-behavioral-health/adults/
Psychiatric Services:
https://genchc.org/behavioral-health-psychiatric-services/
Substance Use Disorder Services:
https://genchc.org/substance-use-disorder-services/
Need support right now?
Contact GHS Crisis Services or walk into Behavioral Health Urgent Care today.
Crisis Line: (810) 257-3740
Text GHS to WEGOTU (934688)
https://genhs.org/get-help-today/
The program is funded by Genesee County Community Mental Health Millage funds. Your tax dollars at work.
