Online Mental Health Support for Life Transitions
Life changes can stir up a lot of emotions, even when they’re for the better
How Do I Know if Psychiatry and Talk Therapy Is Right For Me?
Life changes can bring up a lot of feelings, even if the change is for the good. If you're moving through a big life shift and things feel uncertain, you're not alone. Talking with someone about the life transition can help make things feel a little lighter.
Psychiatry and talk therapy often work best together, helping you better understand what you’re feeling, where it’s coming from, and how to manage it in ways that feel doable. Some people find relief through therapy alone, like using simple tools to work through their thoughts.
For others, a combination of medication and therapy brings the most relief. Medication can play a helpful role in reducing the intensity of your symptoms, making it easier to get through the day. What matters most is finding what works for you and having support along the way. Here are a few ways we can make this happen:
Making space for all the emotions that come with change - Going through a life transition can bring up a mix of different emotions. Therapy offers a safe place to explore what you’re going through in an open, honest way.
Reflecting on where you’ve been and where you’re going - We’ll talk through what this change means for you, making room for past experiences while gently planning for what’s ahead.
Finding ways to cope with the change - Together, we’ll explore a variety of tools like mindfulness, self-care, or journaling to help you feel more confident with this change.
How Can a Life Transition Affect Me?
Change is part of life, but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy when you’re going through it. Even positive changes can feel overwhelming, especially when routines shift and the future feels uncertain. These moments can intensify our thoughts or feelings which may lead to physical and psychological symptoms of something deeper.
Physical Signs
Headaches or stomach pain
Changes in sleep patterns
Significant appetite changes
Psychological Signs
Increasing self-doubt
Frequently overwhelmed, depressed, angry, or anxious
Feeling lost or isolated
Mental Health Care That Fits Your Life
Taking care of your mental health should feel like it’s built around you. At Lavender Psychiatry, we make it easier than ever to get kind, high-quality care from board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners.
All appointments happen online, so you can connect with a provider from the comfort of home. Our Care team will get to know what you’re looking for and match you with a provider who will understand what you’re going through. With deep experience supporting clients through life transitions as well as conditions like anxiety, ADHD, and depression, our psych NPs bring a thoughtful, empathetic approach to every session.
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Getting started can feel overwhelming, but we’ll make sure you won’t feel alone along the way.