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Even positive changes can feel unsettling.

Life Transitions

Life transitions - whether expected or sudden, chosen or thrust upon us - can stir up complex emotions, identity shifts, and a deep sense of uncertainty. In moments of change, it’s common to feel both excited and lost, hopeful and afraid, clear and confused - often all at once.
 

Transitions may involve letting go of what was familiar, facing what is unknown, or adjusting to a version of life you didn’t anticipate. These periods can quietly challenge your sense of who you are and what matters most.
 

At The Knightsbridge Practice, we offer a calm, reflective space to help you navigate life’s turning points with intention and care - whether you’re beginning something new, ending something old, or standing in the in-between.

Common life transitions we support

  • Career changes, redundancy, or returning to work
     

  • Relocation, migration, or adapting to a new culture
     

  • Relationship shifts — marriage, separation, divorce, dating
     

  • Parenthood, fertility journeys, or becoming an empty nester
     

  • Ageing, midlife reflection, or identity development
     

  • Retirement, loss of role, or questions of purpose
     

  • Starting university, graduating, or post-education adjustment
     

  • Illness, recovery, or caring for a loved one

How therapy can help

During times of transition, therapy offers both practical grounding and emotional space - a place to process, reflect, and reconnect with yourself. Together, we can:
 

  • Clarify what’s changing and what it means to you
     

  • Explore emotions that feel conflicted, overwhelming, or unexpected
     

  • Make sense of shifts in identity, relationships, or priorities
     

  • Develop resilience, self-trust, and coping strategies
     

  • Reframe uncertainty as potential, not just threat
     

  • Create space to grieve what you’re leaving behind, while embracing what’s ahead

     

Transitions are not just about adjusting - they’re also opportunities to grow, realign, and move forward with greater intention. Therapy can offer a quiet anchor during the noise of change.

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