Life Transitions Therapy

Online mental health therapy for adults throughout California.

  • You're facing a big decision and feel paralyzed by the unknown

  • You recently moved, started college, or began a new job and feel untethered

  • You're grieving the loss of a person, a relationship, or a version of your life

  • You're no longer who you were, but not quite sure who you’re becoming

  • You're trying to figure out what’s next and feeling lost or behind

Does this sound like you?

Who is life transition therapy for?

This work is for anyone navigating a major shift - whether it’s a new beginning, an uncertain middle, or a hard ending. Young adults, professionals, and anyone asking “what now?” can benefit from having space to process and grow.

Change is the only constant we know in life.

Life transitions are a natural part of growth, but that doesn’t mean they’re easy. Even positive changes can bring up stress, self-doubt, and grief. When the ground feels like it’s shifting beneath you, therapy can offer steady footing.

How therapy can help with life transitions:

I work with clients navigating all kinds of transitions - starting college or a new job, ending relationships, moving to a new place, or simply asking “what’s next?”. Therapy provides a space to pause, reflect, and move through change with intention.

Together, we can:

  • Explore the emotions that come up during change; like fear, grief, guilt, or uncertainty

  • Identify your values and what truly matters to you

  • Build self-trust and confidence in your ability to move forward

  • Develop tools to manage stress, overwhelm, and big decisions

  • Understand your emotional responses and build self-compassion instead of judging them

  • Let go of perfectionism or people-pleasing that may be holding you back

  • Release negative beliefs and embrace who you're becoming

  • Make aligned choices with clarity, not pressure

  • Feel supported through grief, loss, or identity shifts

You don’t have to navigate change alone. Therapy can help you feel more grounded, capable, and connected to yourself during life’s turning points.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. Even when we choose change, it can stir up fear, self-doubt, and discomfort. Your nervous system is adjusting. It’s okay to take time to settle.

  • You don’t need all the answers to start. Therapy is a place to explore what matters to you, what’s feeling stuck, and what direction feels most aligned.

  • It depends on your goals. Some clients come short-term to navigate a specific moment; others stay longer to build ongoing support as they grow.

  • Yes. Grief isn’t just about losing a person. It can also come from losing a way of life, a relationship, or an identity. Therapy can help you process those feelings and find healing.

  • Fear is a natural part of change. Therapy helps you understand and work through that fear so it doesn’t keep you stuck.