Older Adults
Therapy for the later chapters — loss, health changes, retirement, purpose, and the questions that come with a long life.
Overview
Later life brings changes that rarely arrive one at a time: retirement, health concerns, the loss of a spouse or friends, shifting independence, and a new relationship with family. These are real losses, and they deserve more than being told to stay busy.
Our clinicians offer unhurried, respectful care for older adults — space to grieve well, to sort out anxiety or low mood, and to keep making meaning. For those who want it, faith can be part of the conversation.
Who it helps
- Adults navigating grief, widowhood, or the loss of longtime friends
- Those adjusting to retirement, health changes, or reduced independence
- Anxiety, depression, or loneliness in later life
- Caregivers supporting a spouse or aging parent
What a session looks like
- 150-minute sessions at a pace that never feels rushed
- 2In-person in Wyoming or secure telehealth if travel is difficult
- 3Coordination with physicians and family when you want it
Often paired with
Meet the Therapists Who Work With Older Adults
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