“Through others, we become ourselves” — Lev S. Vygotsky
Immigration, motherhood, separation, loss, and other life transitions can change how you see yourself and where you feel you belong in the world.
"I finally achieved my dream of immigrating, but I feel empty and lost"
"I recently became a mother, and I feel like this experience is too much to handle"
"The life I knew has changed, and I'm still trying to figure out who I am now"
Worries, responsibilities, and pressures can build up and make everyday life feel overwhelming.
"I've been holding everything together, but inside I feel like I'm at my limit."
"My mind never stops, even when I finally get to rest."
"I feel like I'm living on autopilot and have become disconnected from the person I want to be."
Recurring conflicts, emotional distance, and difficulty expressing one's feelings can make important relationships more painful.
"We keep talking about the same things, but we never seem to get anywhere."
"I'm afraid to say how I feel and make things even worse."
"I want to stay in this relationship, but without loosing myself or pulling away."
Intense emotions, changes in behavior, and disruptions to daily routines may indicate that the family needs support to understand one another and reconnect.
"I don't know how to help my child when their emotions run high."
"I've tried everything, but it seems like we're running out of ideas and patience."
"I want to set boundaries without losing the connection with my child."
Care can take many different forms. Together, we can explore which approach may make the most sense for you, your relationship, or your family.