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These are the problems first-gen students and class-straddlers actually bring in. We do not do general therapy — we address the cost of moving between worlds.
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The first in the family to sit in that classroom. Belonging, the hidden curriculum, money, and the pressure to make the whole thing worth it.
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You left, and you cannot go all the way back. Therapy and coaching for straddlers raised in working-class homes who now live in professional rooms.
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You earned the seat and still wait to be found out. The exhaustion of passing and the overwork that is doing a job confidence should do.
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Do not get above your raising. Guilt about leaving, being the translator, and holidays that feel like two different countries.
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Office politics nobody taught you, direct talk that lands wrong, and the burnout that comes from performing a class all day.
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Class-aware coaching for first-gen strain, straddler identity, work, and belonging when you want practical forward motion without a clinical frame.
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The anxiety that looks like overwork. The crash after the goal is hit. Sleep, drinking, and the mood that does not match the life you were supposed to be grateful for.
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Two people, two class cultures, one household. Money scripts, whose family rules run the house, in-laws who do not get it, and the fights that are really about belonging.
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Also works with
Beyond the specific first-gen focus, I work with these common clinical concerns through the same class-aware lens.
Next step
That is a normal place to start. Send a short note or call the practice and we will figure out whether I am the right clinician for the problem — or point you to someone who is.
David Glick sees therapy clients at Triad Psych, PC offices in Georgia and by telehealth in Georgia and North Carolina. Coaching runs nationwide by video.