Deborah Weisberg

There are moments in life that bring us to a halt. A loss. A breakup. A change we didn’t see coming. Or maybe it’s not one big event—just a quiet, persistent feeling that something isn’t working anymore. We try to push through. We tell ourselves it’s not that bad, or that we’ll figure it out. But sometimes, what we really need is space—to feel, to grieve, to understand, and to grow. Therapy offers that space. The Truth About Change Change rarely looks the way we expect it to. It can feel like grief. Like fear. Like disorientation. It can bring up old wounds and ask us to look at parts of ourselves we’ve avoided for a long time. It’s hard. And it’s also an invitation. As a therapist, I work with people who are navigating change in all its forms—loss, identity shifts, relationship struggles, transitions in career, family, or creative life. I help you move through the messy middle, the part where things don’t make sense yet. You don’t have to have it all figured out to begin. What ...