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Life Transitions Counselling in Gladesville, Sydney

Life transitions—whether joyful or challenging—can stir uncertainty and emotional change. At iflow Psychology in Gladesville, our experienced psychologists provide compassionate counselling to help you navigate life’s transitions with clarity, resilience, and purpose.

How iflow Psychology Can Help

  • Evidence-based counselling for personal growth, adjustment, and emotional wellbeing

  • Support for transitions like career changes, retirement, parenthood, or loss

  • In-person sessions in Gladesville and telehealth across NSW

  • Medicare rebates, NDIS and WorkCover psychology services available

Learn more about our NDIS Psychology Services and how we support participants in achieving their goals.

 

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Common Life Transitions We Support

  • Relationship or family changes

  • Career or retirement adjustment

  • Parenthood and identity shifts

  • Midlife reflection and meaning

  • Grief, illness, or loss

  • Existential or spiritual questioning

Understanding Life Cycle and Life Span Development

​Human development unfolds across predictable stages—childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and older age. Each stage brings emotional, physical, and social transitions that shape our identity and relationships. Understanding these patterns can help normalise experiences of change and growth.


Learn more about Counselling & Therapy in Gladesville.

When Life Transitions Feel Overwhelming

Sometimes transitions can trigger stress, anxiety, or a loss of direction. Signs you may need professional support include:

  • Feeling emotionally overwhelmed or withdrawn

  • Difficulty concentrating or sleeping

  • Increased irritability, sadness, or hopelessness

  • Changes in appetite or motivation

  • Questioning meaning, purpose, or values

 

If you recognise these signs, seeking help early can prevent distress from becoming unmanageable.

What is an Existential or Life Crisis?

A life crisis often arises when major change disrupts your sense of meaning or identity—such as relationship breakdown, bereavement, or illness. These moments can feel destabilising, but with support, they can also lead to profound self-understanding and growth.

 

Read more about coping with major life changes at ABC News - Coping with Change.

Therapy Approaches for Life Transitions

  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for thought and mood regulation

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for life direction and meaning

  • Mindfulness and self-compassion-based strategies

  • Narrative and existential approaches for purpose and identity

  • Solution-focused counselling for practical change

We also offer specialised Trauma Counselling in Sydney for individuals navigating distress related to past experiences or major life events.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Life transitions are part of being human—but you don’t have to navigate them alone.


📞 Call (02) 6061 1144, ✉️ email admin@iflowpsychology.com.au, or Book Online for a confidential appointment.

FAQs about Life Transitions Counselling in Gladesville

1. What is life transitions counselling?

Life transitions counselling helps people manage change—whether planned or unexpected. It supports emotional adjustment, identity shifts, and personal growth through major life stages such as career change, relationship endings, parenthood, or retirement.

2. How can therapy help with a life transition?

Therapy provides a safe, non-judgmental space to explore emotions, clarify goals, and strengthen coping strategies. A psychologist can help you make sense of change, manage stress, and build confidence as you move through new phases of life.

3. When should I seek counselling during a life change?

Consider seeking support if you feel stuck, anxious, or overwhelmed by change. Signs may include difficulty concentrating, changes in sleep or appetite, withdrawal from relationships, or a loss of purpose or motivation.

4. What kinds of transitions can a psychologist help with?

Our psychologists at iflow Psychology support people through:

  • Career changes or retirement

  • Relationship or family transitions

  • Parenthood or fertility challenges

  • Grief, illness, or loss

  • Identity or existential questioning

  • Adjustment to migration or relocation

5. Can I access sessions online or with Medicare rebates?

Yes. You can see a psychologist in person at our Gladesville clinic or via secure telehealth across NSW. Medicare rebates are available with a GP referral and Mental Health Care Plan. NDIS and WorkCover services are also supported.

6. What if I’m unsure whether therapy is right for me?

That’s completely normal. You can book an initial consultation to discuss your concerns and goals. Your psychologist will help you determine the best approach for your situation.

7. How do I book a session at iflow Psychology?

You can book online anytime, call (02) 6061 1144, or email admin@iflowpsychology.com.au to arrange an appointment. Sessions are available in person at our Gladesville clinic or via telehealth for clients across NSW.

The first step is the hardest.

We’re here to support you with the next.

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