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Why Transitions Feel So Emotionally Intense (Even When They’re Positive)
Introduction Starting a new job. Moving to a new city. Graduating from school. Getting married. Becoming a parent. Ending a relationship. Beginning a new chapter you’ve been waiting for. These moments are often described as exciting, meaningful, or even “the best time of your life.” So why do they sometimes feel… terrible? Why can you finally get the thing you wanted and still find yourself anxious, overwhelmed, exhausted, or questioning everything? You might think: “I should

Paige Deertz, LMSW
1 day ago


The Pressure to Keep Up in Your 30s
Introduction Your 30s can feel like they come with an invisible checklist. Maybe friends are getting married, buying homes, having children, or reaching major career milestones while you're wondering if you're where you're "supposed" to be. Even if you're proud of what you've accomplished, it's easy to feel like you're falling behind when everyone else's lives seem to be moving forward. The truth is, many people experience anxiety about their life timeline during this stage o

The Team at Upper East Side Psychology
Aug 7


How to Cope With Major Life Changes
How to Cope With Major Life Changes Have you ever found yourself thinking, "I thought I'd be happier than this," after a major life change? Even positive milestones can bring unexpected stress, uncertainty, or grief alongside excitement. Life is full of change. Some transitions are exciting and carefully planned, while others happen unexpectedly. Whether you're starting a new job, moving to a different city, ending a relationship, becoming a parent, graduating from college, o

Dr. Gabrielle Schreyer-Hoffman
Jul 21
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