What to Expect
Individual Counseling
A supportive space to process, heal, and reorient your life around what matters most.
Common areas we’ll explore:
Perimenopause and menopause-related emotional changes
Burnout, overwhelm, or chronic stress
Anxiety, worry, or cycles of self-criticism
Life transitions (career shifts, empty nest, caregiving)
Relationship changes
Boundary-setting and people-pleasing patterns
Identity exploration and personal reinvention
Grief, loss, or unresolved past experiences
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Therapy sessions are 50 minutes and available in-person or online.
A focused, structured pathway for women experiencing:
“Who am I now?”
“What do I want next?”
“Everything feels different.”
Includes exploration of:
Values
Identity evolution
Meaning
Vision for the next chapter
Emotional and nervous system grounding
Midlife Transition Support
A clearer understanding of yourself
Tools to navigate emotional waves
Stronger boundaries and communication
More energy and emotional bandwidth
A sense of purpose and direction
The ability to move through life without abandoning yoursel
You’ll Leave Therapy With
Important Information
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$150/50 minute session payable with any major credit, debit, or HSA/FSA card
I do not file with any insurance companies but can send a monthly Super Bill which is the document required by most insurance companies for reimbursement. If filing with insurance is important to you, please confirm outpatient mental health coverage prior to your initial appointment. I cannot guarantee reimbursement under any circumstance.
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Please give at least 24 hours notice via text or voicemail (843-926-1625) to avoid being charged the full session fee.
Three missed sessions (“no-shows”) will result in termination of the therapeutic relationship. For therapy to be effective, it requires commitment and consistency.
Please reach out to Marjorie with any questions.
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email: hello@midlifematterscounseling.com
office location:
Park Circle Therapy Collective
4151 Spruill Ave, Ste 160
N. Charleston, SC 29405
“I decided that the most subversive, revolutionary
thing I could do was to show up for my life and not be ashamed.”
— Anne Lamott