Support for Later Life

Mood and Anxiety

Changes in health, independence, relationships, or daily routines can affect emotional well-being. Psychological assessment and therapy can help identify what is contributing to anxiety, low mood, grief, or stress. Together, you and your psychologist can explore practical ways to cope, strengthen daily routines, and support the concerns that matter most to you.

Memory and Thinking

Memory changes can raise questions for older adults and their families. A psychological evaluation can help clarify cognitive strengths and areas of concern, while considering relevant emotional and health factors. You can use the findings to better understand next steps and discuss questions with other members of your care team. The process is paced with respect and clear communication.

Caregiver Support

Supporting an older family member can bring uncertainty, difficult conversations, and emotional strain. Caregiver-focused consultations can help you understand common concerns, consider communication approaches, and think through changes in roles or routines. Sessions can focus on your questions and the needs of your family, with attention to practical options and the older adult's dignity and preferences.