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Cher Reif, Psy.D.

Life Transitions

Meaningful change is rarely linear, and rarely quiet on the inside.

Transitions ask you to reorganize how you understand yourself. Therapy makes room for that work, at your pace.

Recognition

You are somewhere between the old life and the next one. A career decision, a partnership shift, a diagnosis, an empty nest, a loss, a move. On paper it may look like progress or hardship, or both. On the inside, it can feel like weather.

Concerns often addressed

  • Career reinvention, retirement, and questions of purpose
  • Grief, anticipated loss, and complicated bereavement
  • Parenthood, empty nest, and evolving family roles
  • Identity shifts, cultural transitions, and midlife reappraisal
  • Health changes, caregiving, and end-of-life questions

What working together may involve

We look at what is ending, what is emerging, and what parts of you are most present in the change. Insight-oriented and existential work sits alongside practical planning, values clarification, and, when useful, somatic practices that help you stay grounded in the middle of uncertainty.

Fit indicators

A good fit if you want a spacious, thoughtful place to think out loud and be met, not a step-by-step template for a life you are still discovering.

Considering therapy?

Reach out to see whether working together feels like a good fit. Consultations are brief conversations to talk through what you are looking for.

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