Helping Young Women Take
Back Control of Their Lives
The Family Advocate connects young women with transformative care, guidance, and resources to help navigate emotional and behavioral challenges.
designed to help young women solve difficult emotional issues.
“Empowerment starts the moment you believe things can change.”
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“Empowering Her Future”
The Family Advocate connects young women with personalized support for issues like chronic anxiety, depression, harmful patterns, emotional isolation, disordered eating, and unresolved trauma.
We believe growth happens when women feel seen, supported, and capable of rewriting their story. Through tailored guidance and expert collaboration, we help young adults navigate complex emotions, repair self-worth, and build a foundation for lasting change — on their own terms.
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Affordable options. Flexible support.
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WE SERVE
Emotional Health
We provide support for young women facing emotional struggles such as persistent anxiety, deep sadness, and difficulty managing stress. Our tailored approaches focus on emotional healing and restoring a balanced, empowered mindset.
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Behavior & Identity
For those grappling with self-sabotaging behaviors, impulsivity, or identity issues, we offer guidance to explore and redefine personal goals, while fostering a sense of belonging and self-worth.
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Trauma & Transitions
Young women navigating past trauma, relational struggles, or major life changes can benefit from expert help in processing and moving forward. We create safe spaces for healing and growth to help build resilience and confidence.
Helping Young Women Find a New Path!
The Family Advocate provides access to expert guidance and support for young women facing challenges like emotional struggles, trauma, and behavioral patterns. We specialize in addressing::
- Anxiety
- Eating disorders
- Self-destructive behaviors
- Identity struggles
- Depression
- Life transitions
- Low self-esteem
- Emotional regulation
We’re dedicated to guiding young women toward healthier, empowered futures. Reach out for more information or to begin your journey today!
“Every journey of healing begins with a single step toward a better tomorrow.”
- Dr. Karyn Purvis
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At The Family Advocate, we believe in the power of personal growth and self-discovery. We support each individual’s journey in a way that respects their unique values and experiences. Our programs encourage young women to explore new paths toward healing and empowerment, fostering a sense of purpose and self-worth.
"True growth begins when you embrace the possibility of change."
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The Family Advocate - Transformative Support for Young Women
The Family Advocate offers personalized, expert care for young women facing emotional and behavioral challenges. Our programs address a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, self-destructive behaviors, eating disorders, and identity struggles.
With over two decades of experience, The Family Advocate has been a trusted partner in guiding young women toward lasting transformation, helping them reclaim their confidence and build a healthier future.
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A special note from our Clinical Team regarding “Eating Disorders.”
Eating disorders are some of the most complex diagnoses in terms of treatment planning. The type of students we serve best when it comes to eating disorders are teenagers and young adults who do not use their eating disorders as their identity.
Unfortunately, many kids use an eating disorder as a coping mechanism, with the core issue being what drives them to the eating disorder. We are highly skilled at developing other coping mechanisms for kids with eating disorders when they come to us under these conditions.
An easy way to tell if a young person has an eating disorder identity is through relapse. Teenagers and young people who have relapsed to the same pattern multiple times often fall into the category of more extreme identity roots in their eating disorder. This is very similar to recovery work for drug addicts.
For this reason, we would recommend those with identity issues seek more specialized treatment until the relapses stop for at least six months, and then we'd consider doing the identity work and to ensure it doesn't return.
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