Our senior years have long been referred to as the “golden years.”
However, for many people this phase of life presents many new and complex issues in a time of life that we hoped would be golden.
- Becoming a caregiver to a loved one
- Coping with life alone for the first time
- Finding your identity post career
- Experiencing marital challenges
Our therapists are here to help you navigate these challenges and address many of the following issues:
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