Life isn’t a straight line—it twists, turns, and occasionally throws you off a cliff when you least expect it. Sometimes, you choose to take a new path. Other times, the decision is made for you.
Either way, major life transitions—starting a new job, moving to a different city, ending (or beginning) a relationship, becoming a parent—can feel overwhelming, even paralyzing.
The sheer weight of these changes can make forward motion feel impossible. You know something needs to shift, but the emotional and logistical hurdles are stacking up faster than you can process them.
And sometimes, the transition isn’t what you expected. That exciting career move suddenly comes with stress you didn’t see coming. Moving in with a partner reveals conflicts you never noticed before. Becoming a parent reshapes your identity in ways you weren’t prepared for. Even the “good” changes can come with unexpected grief, doubt, or guilt.
Worse, these emotions can feel impossible to talk about. How do you explain that a long-awaited promotion is making you miserable? Or that a breakup, while painful, also feels like a relief? When your emotions don’t match the script you (or others) expect, it can be isolating.
Therapy is about giving you the space to process what’s actually happening and figuring out a way forward.
Here’s what we’ll do together:
Transitions are uncomfortable by nature. We’ll find ways to keep you grounded, build resilience, and manage the fear that comes with stepping into the unknown.
The first step is untangling what’s really going on beneath the surface. Are you grieving the past? Afraid of the unknown? Questioning your identity? Naming the emotions (even the contradictory ones) makes them easier to navigate.
Change can make you feel powerless, but you don’t have to stay stuck. We’ll identify what’s within your control and create a plan that makes this transition feel like something you’re actively shaping, rather than something that’s just happening to you.
Whether it’s a new role, relationship, or stage of life, we’ll work on balancing who you were with who you’re becoming—so you don’t feel like you’re losing yourself in the process.
Change doesn’t have to mean losing your footing. It can be an opportunity to step into something bigger, stronger, and more aligned with who you are.
Our therapists help you navigate life transitions in a way that feels supportive, steady, and actually helpful—not like you're being rushed to “figure it all out” before you're ready.
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Do I really need therapy for something “normal” like a job change or breakup?
Do I really need therapy for something “normal” like a job change or breakup?
What if I chose this change? Shouldn’t I feel good about it?
You can feel proud and panicked. Grateful and grieving. Even positive changes come with stress, doubt, or a sense of loss. Therapy gives you space to sort through those mixed emotions—without judgment, without pressure, and without pretending everything’s fine when it’s not.
What if I chose this change? Shouldn’t I feel good about it?
I’m in between things and I don’t even know what I want yet. Is that a problem?
I’m in between things and I don’t even know what I want yet. Is that a problem?
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