Therapy for Men in Midlife
Men in midlife often carry questions about work, relationships, and purpose without many places to talk about them.
Read MoreFatherhood keeps changing as children grow, and midlife can bring new questions about the kind of father you are.
Rebecca Victor, LP-D
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Fatherhood keeps changing as children grow, and midlife can bring new questions about the kind of father you are.
Teenage and adult children need different things than young children do. You may feel less needed, more criticized, or unsure how to stay close. You might also notice your own father's influence showing up in ways you did not expect.
How you were parented often shapes how you parent. Therapy can help you look at that inheritance, keep what you value, and understand reactions that seem to come from somewhere older.
Parenting can strain a relationship, especially when partners have different styles or expectations. Individual therapy can help you understand your part, and couples work may be another option to discuss.
A free 15-minute consultation is a place to ask about fit and practical arrangements. Onboarding happens only after you both agree to try working together.
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Men in midlife often carry questions about work, relationships, and purpose without many places to talk about them.
Read MoreYour child can be doing well and the change can still leave you wondering where your own life goes next.
Read MorePeople sometimes worry that therapy means endlessly revisiting childhood.
Read MoreAsk about a free 15-minute consultation. Onboarding follows only after you agree to try working together.