What is Life Transitions and Adjustments Counselling?
Change can be challenging at any stage of life, but research shows that 10–20% of people experience an identity crisis or difficulty coping with major transitions, especially between the ages of 40–60. Midlife is a particularly vulnerable period, but it’s important to remember that facing uncertainty during these times is entirely normal — and you’re never alone in this journey.
At Incontact, we help you understand and process the complex emotions that come with significant life changes. Whether you're experiencing a career shift, relationship transition, family changes, or health challenges, our counsellors provide a compassionate space to explore your feelings. Beyond coping, therapy can also offer an opportunity for growth — a chance to pause, recalibrate, and reconnect with what truly matters to you as you move forward with renewed clarity and intention.
We provide a non-judgmental environment where you can share openly about your experiences and feelings.
Your therapist will listen closely to your story to understand the nature of your life transitions and how they are affecting you.
We equip you with practical tools and emotional strategies to manage your feelings and regain balance.
Through guidance and reflection, we help you rediscover your strengths and move forward with purpose and confidence.
Our trusted therapists walk alongside you, offering ongoing support as you navigate life’s changes and embrace new possibilities.
No — while midlife is a common period of change, we support individuals at any life stage experiencing significant transitions.
Yes. Even positive life events, like a promotion or moving abroad, can bring unexpected stress and emotional challenges.
That’s okay. Many clients come in feeling unsettled without clear reasons. We help you explore and understand your emotions.
Not at all. You don’t need a diagnosis — if life changes feel overwhelming, we’re here to help.
Everyone’s journey is different, but many clients feel relief after the first few sessions as they gain clarity and support.
Yes. Early support can help you manage emotions proactively and reduce the risk of escalating into a deeper crisis.
Yes — we may suggest reflective exercises or coping techniques to support you between sessions.
In some cases, involving loved ones can be helpful. Speak with your therapist to explore this option.
Absolutely. Many of our clients find online sessions just as supportive and convenient for their needs.
Simply book an appointment. We’ll guide you from there and ensure you feel supported every step of the way.
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