Life Transitions

Adapting to change can be hard, as even beneficial life transitions tend to cause some stress. Throughout a persons life one can expect to experience a significant amount of change. Some of these changes, such as marriages, births, and new jobs, are generally positive, although they may be accompanied by their own unique stressors. Other major life transitions, such as moving, retirement, or entering the “empty nest” phase of life may cause a significant amount of stress. Those who find themselves experiencing difficulty coping with life transitions may find it helpful to speak to a therapist in order to become better able to adjust to changes they cannot control.

Types of Life Transitions

  • Marriage or Remarriage
  • Divorce
  • The Birth of a child/ post partum depression
  • Empty Nest Syndrome
  • Career Changes
  • Midlife Changes/Crisis
  • Dealing With The Aging Process
  • Caring For Elderly Parents
  • Identity/Gender Questions
  • Spiritual/Moral Questions
  • Death Of A Loved One
  • Starting A New Course
  • Leaving University
  • A Child Leaving School
  • Getting A Promotion At Work
  • Going To Univeristy
  • Living On Your Own For The First Time

"By changing nothing, nothing changes."

-TONY ROBBINS

Harry J Turner, LCSW.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
One of many goals is to aid clients in discovering the strength they were looking for is, and has always been, inside of them from the beginning.  If this speaks to you, please contact me for services.

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Diverse Counseling Solutions, LLC
Mailing Address:
5261 Highland Rd. STE 396
Baton Rouge, LA 70808

Phone: (833) 516-0454
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Helpful Links For Life Transitions

  • GoodTherapy.com - Resources for people looking for information and coping mechanisms for many life transitions.
  • Forbes.com - Offers a great article for surviving major life transitions by focusing on 3 main areas which are flexibility, margin and grace.
  • PsychologyToday - In-Depth information on coping with difficult situations and life transitions.

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