Rediscovering Yourself in Midlife
Midlife can raise a question that was easy to ignore when life was busier: who am I now?
Read MoreWhen work stops feeling meaningful, or ends altogether, the question is often bigger than what job comes next.
Rebecca Victor, LP-D
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When work stops feeling meaningful, or ends altogether, the question is often bigger than what job comes next.
For many people, work has been a source of structure, competence, and recognition for decades. A layoff, burnout, a new interest, or simply a growing sense of emptiness can shake that. It is common to feel both relief and loss, sometimes on the same day.
Therapy can help you look at what work has meant to you, which expectations you inherited, and which ones you actually share. That understanding does not replace practical planning, but it can make your decisions feel more grounded.
Rebecca does not provide career coaching or job placement. The work is about your inner experience of change: ambition, fear, disappointment, curiosity, and the stories you tell yourself about success.
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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Midlife can raise a question that was easy to ignore when life was busier: who am I now?
Read MoreWhen your sense of worth has been tied to providing and achieving, a change at work can feel like a change in who you are.
Read MoreAsk about a free 15-minute consultation. Onboarding follows only after you agree to try working together.