Therapy focus
Life Transitions Therapy
Transitions can stir up old questions about who you are, what you want, and whether you are behind somehow, even when the change is something you chose.
You may look fine on paper while feeling unmoored, grieving a version of your life, or unsure how to make the next decision. Therapy offers space to sort through that without rushing you toward a neat conclusion.
I see adults statewide by video.
For how sessions tend to go, see How sessions work or the therapy overview. Related service page: Life transitions therapy.
Reflections on life transitions
Deeper reflections on common questions and patterns within this topic.
- Quarter-life crisisWhen your twenties or thirties feel disorienting, and why uncertainty at this stage is more common than it looks.
- Starting overWhat starting over can feel like after loss, burnout, breakup, or a major life change, and how to move without rushing.
- Career uncertaintyWhen work no longer fits, or never did, and career decisions feel heavier than they “should.”
- BreakupsEmotional patterns that surface after a breakup, replay, self-blame, relief, grief, and the urge to move on too fast.
- Moving to a new cityThe emotional side of relocation, excitement, loneliness, disorientation, and identity shifts after a move.
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