Conditions · therapy for older adults

What we work with, in plain words.

Older adulthood brings its own weight. Below is what we most often help with — written the way our clients describe it, not the way a textbook does. Pick the one that sounds most like what you're carrying. None of it is unusual. All of it deserves a hand. We see clients across all of Los Angeles County by telehealth and at our Pasadena office.

Late-life depression

The mornings that get heavier. The "I should be over this by now." A flatness that doesn't lift after rest. Treatable — most of the time, fully.

Grief & bereavement

The chair at the table. The phone you almost call. Grief that doesn't follow a schedule and doesn't owe anyone closure.

Anxiety in older adults

The 3am loop. The body that won't unclench. The worry about a body that's already worried about a body.

Life transitions

Retirement, an empty house, a new role as caregiver, a new role as the one being cared for. Good news and bad both shift the ground.

Chronic illness adjustment

Living with — not being defined by — a diagnosis. The grief, the bargaining, the practical re-routing of a life around it.

Insomnia

Asleep at 11, awake at 3, watching the clock. CBT-I works for older adults and is usually a few sessions, not many.

Loneliness & isolation

The friends who moved or died. The grandkids on a screen. A house that gets quieter than the inside of you can stand.

End-of-life & terminal illness

What it's like to live with knowing. What it's like to talk about it without making the people you love feel small.

Cancer support

Diagnosis, treatment, side effects, fear of recurrence — and the part where the diagnosis isn't your name anymore.

Late-life divorce & relationship changes

The marriage that ended at 67. The friendship of forty years that finally said the unsayable. The strange new question of what you want now.

Not sure which one fits?

That's how most people start. Call us — we'll talk through it for a few minutes, no pressure to come in.