Menopause marks a major transition in life — one that can bring emotional, physical, and mental changes all at once. While it’s a natural stage, the shifts in mood, energy, and identity can sometimes feel disorienting or isolating. If you’ve been feeling unlike yourself lately, therapy can offer a space to make sense of it all and reconnect with who you are.
At Soul Tree Therapy, we help people experiencing menopause navigate this season with compassion and clarity. Whether you’re in perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause, therapy can support you in understanding what’s happening in your body and finding ways to feel grounded again.
Menopause marks the natural end of menstrual cycles, typically occurring between ages 45 and 55. The years leading up to it, called perimenopause, can bring significant hormonal fluctuations that affect your body and mind.
While medical care often focuses on physical symptoms like hot flashes or hormone changes, the emotional and mental impact can be just as profound. Therapy can help you process these shifts, manage stress, and feel more in tune with yourself through this transition.
Common Challenges During Menopause
Menopause brings many changes, and while some are expected, others can catch you off guard. Shifting hormones can influence mood, sleep, and focus — and life transitions that often happen around this time can intensify the stress. You might be caring for others, managing career demands, or reflecting on your identity and purpose.
Many people experiencing menopause notice:
Mood changes & irritability – Emotional ups and downs that can feel unpredictable or overwhelming.
Sleep issues & fatigue – Night sweats, insomnia, or restless nights that drain your energy.
Anxiety or low mood – Worry, sadness, or a sense of loss that can accompany hormonal changes.
Body changes – Weight fluctuations, hot flashes, or physical discomfort that affect confidence.
Identity shifts – Navigating changes in roles, self-image, or sexuality.
Relationship stress – Communication challenges or intimacy concerns that surface with hormonal or emotional changes.
Cognitive fog – Difficulty concentrating or memory lapses that add frustration or self-doubt.
While these experiences are common, they can take a real toll on your well-being. Therapy provides space to explore what’s changing, release self-judgment, and rebuild a sense of balance and calm.
How Menopause Can Affect Your Life
Menopause can touch every area of your life—your sense of self, relationships, work, and overall wellbeing. You might feel like you’re losing control of your body or emotions, or question where you fit in this new stage of life. Some people feel grief over fertility changes, while others struggle to find joy or energy in things that once felt effortless.
These shifts can be disorienting, but they don’t have to define you. Therapy offers a grounding space to reconnect with yourself, process the emotional weight of change, and rediscover balance and confidence.
How Therapy Can Support Menopause:
While therapy can’t change your hormones, it can help you navigate menopause with greater ease, resilience, and self-understanding. At Soul Tree Therapy, we focus on your whole experience—helping you address the emotional, cognitive, and relational layers of this transition.
Together, we can:
Manage anxiety and mood changes – Learn tools for emotional regulation, stress relief, and calm.
Improve sleep and energy – Explore mindfulness and behavioral strategies to support rest and renewal.
Rebuild body connection – Develop compassion and appreciation for your changing body.
Navigate identity shifts – Reflect on how menopause is shaping your sense of self and purpose.
Strengthen relationships – Improve communication and intimacy with loved ones.
Enhance self-care and resilience – Create routines that nurture your physical and emotional wellbeing.
What To Expect in Menopause Therapy:
Starting therapy for menopause is about creating a space where you can bring your full experience—without shame, pressure, or judgment.
Here’s what you can expect:
First session – We explore your symptoms, emotional experiences, and what you hope to gain from therapy.
Exploring the impact – Together, we uncover how menopause is influencing your mood, relationships, and daily life.
Skill-building – Learn evidence-based strategies to manage stress, support your body, and nurture self-compassion.
Integration – Over time, therapy helps you feel more aligned, confident, and at peace through this life stage.
You lead the pace—we walk beside you as you find your rhythm again.
Therapy to Support You Through Change
Menopause can be an opportunity to pause and rediscover what feels right for you — in your body, your relationships, and your daily life. In therapy, you’ll have a safe and supportive space to talk openly about how these changes are affecting you and to develop strategies that help you feel more grounded and in control.
Together, we’ll focus on reducing emotional distress, easing stress, and reconnecting with your strengths. Therapy can also help you make sense of shifting identity, navigate changing roles or expectations, and find new ways to care for yourself through this transition.
Reconnect With Yourself Today
Menopause is not an ending—it’s a transformation. With the right support, you can move through this transition with greater ease, awareness, and compassion for yourself.
At Soul Tree Therapy, our virtual sessions make care accessible anywhere in Ontario—so you can receive support from the comfort of home.
When Everything Feels Like It's Changing
Menopause marks a major transition in life — one that can bring emotional, physical, and mental changes all at once. While it’s a natural stage, the shifts in mood, energy, and identity can sometimes feel disorienting or isolating. If you’ve been feeling unlike yourself lately, therapy can offer a space to make sense of it all and reconnect with who you are.
At Soul Tree Therapy, we help people experiencing menopause navigate this season with compassion and clarity. Whether you’re in perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause, therapy can support you in understanding what’s happening in your body and finding ways to feel grounded again.
Understanding Menopause
Menopause marks the natural end of menstrual cycles, typically occurring between ages 45 and 55. The years leading up to it, called perimenopause, can bring significant hormonal fluctuations that affect your body and mind.
While medical care often focuses on physical symptoms like hot flashes or hormone changes, the emotional and mental impact can be just as profound. Therapy can help you process these shifts, manage stress, and feel more in tune with yourself through this transition.
Common Challenges During Menopause
Menopause brings many changes, and while some are expected, others can catch you off guard. Shifting hormones can influence mood, sleep, and focus — and life transitions that often happen around this time can intensify the stress. You might be caring for others, managing career demands, or reflecting on your identity and purpose.
Many people experiencing menopause notice:
Mood changes & irritability – Emotional ups and downs that can feel unpredictable or overwhelming.
Sleep issues & fatigue – Night sweats, insomnia, or restless nights that drain your energy.
Anxiety or low mood – Worry, sadness, or a sense of loss that can accompany hormonal changes.
Body changes – Weight fluctuations, hot flashes, or physical discomfort that affect confidence.
Identity shifts – Navigating changes in roles, self-image, or sexuality.
Relationship stress – Communication challenges or intimacy concerns that surface with hormonal or emotional changes.
Cognitive fog – Difficulty concentrating or memory lapses that add frustration or self-doubt.
While these experiences are common, they can take a real toll on your well-being. Therapy provides space to explore what’s changing, release self-judgment, and rebuild a sense of balance and calm.
How Menopause Can Affect Your Life
Menopause can touch every area of your life—your sense of self, relationships, work, and overall wellbeing. You might feel like you’re losing control of your body or emotions, or question where you fit in this new stage of life. Some people feel grief over fertility changes, while others struggle to find joy or energy in things that once felt effortless.
These shifts can be disorienting, but they don’t have to define you. Therapy offers a grounding space to reconnect with yourself, process the emotional weight of change, and rediscover balance and confidence.
How Therapy Can Support Menopause:
While therapy can’t change your hormones, it can help you navigate menopause with greater ease, resilience, and self-understanding. At Soul Tree Therapy, we focus on your whole experience—helping you address the emotional, cognitive, and relational layers of this transition.
Together, we can:
Manage anxiety and mood changes – Learn tools for emotional regulation, stress relief, and calm.
Improve sleep and energy – Explore mindfulness and behavioral strategies to support rest and renewal.
Rebuild body connection – Develop compassion and appreciation for your changing body.
Navigate identity shifts – Reflect on how menopause is shaping your sense of self and purpose.
Strengthen relationships – Improve communication and intimacy with loved ones.
Enhance self-care and resilience – Create routines that nurture your physical and emotional wellbeing.
What To Expect in Menopause Therapy:
Starting therapy for menopause is about creating a space where you can bring your full experience—without shame, pressure, or judgment.
Here’s what you can expect:
First session – We explore your symptoms, emotional experiences, and what you hope to gain from therapy.
Exploring the impact – Together, we uncover how menopause is influencing your mood, relationships, and daily life.
Skill-building – Learn evidence-based strategies to manage stress, support your body, and nurture self-compassion.
Integration – Over time, therapy helps you feel more aligned, confident, and at peace through this life stage.
You lead the pace—we walk beside you as you find your rhythm again.
Therapy to Support You Through Change
Menopause can be an opportunity to pause and rediscover what feels right for you — in your body, your relationships, and your daily life. In therapy, you’ll have a safe and supportive space to talk openly about how these changes are affecting you and to develop strategies that help you feel more grounded and in control.
Together, we’ll focus on reducing emotional distress, easing stress, and reconnecting with your strengths. Therapy can also help you make sense of shifting identity, navigate changing roles or expectations, and find new ways to care for yourself through this transition.
Reconnect With Yourself Today
Menopause is not an ending—it’s a transformation. With the right support, you can move through this transition with greater ease, awareness, and compassion for yourself.
At Soul Tree Therapy, our virtual sessions make care accessible anywhere in Ontario—so you can receive support from the comfort of home.