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    I'm going through a big life change and I'm not coping the way I expected. Is that worth seeing a psychologist about?

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  • Tenneile Manenti

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    I’m Tenneile Manenti, a Registered Psychologist, senior leader, and mum to two boys. For more than two decades, I’ve worked in high-pressure, often male-dominated environments, … View Profile

    Yes. Separation, career change, becoming a parent, children leaving home, retirement, illness — transitions unsettle us because they change who we are, not just what we do. You don't need to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Some of the most useful work happens when someone says "I should be fine, but I'm not." Therapy through a transition is about finding your footing in the new shape of your life, with someone trained to help you do it.

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