Therapy for Older Adults

Therapy for Older Adults

Supporting emotional wellbeing in later life

Later life can bring new freedoms, deeper reflection, and meaningful experiences. It can also come with significant challenges—retirement, health concerns, grief, changing roles, or feelings of loneliness. These transitions can affect emotional wellbeing, even for those who have coped well in the past.

At Rose Park Psychology, we offer respectful, age-informed therapy for older adults in Adelaide. Whether you’re adjusting to life changes, managing health-related stress, or seeking emotional support, our psychologists are here to help you feel heard, valued, and supported.

Older Couple Smiling Together in a Therapy Session


We support older adults and couples to navigate life transitions, relationships, and emotional wellbeing with compassion and dignity.

Common Reasons Older Adults Seek Therapy

Our psychologists support adults experiencing:

  • Anxiety, chronic stress, or panic
  • Low mood, burnout, or emotional exhaustion
  • Relationship issues, separation, or conflict
  • Grief, loss, or adjustment after change
  • Work stress, job dissatisfaction, retirement or career shifts
  • Age-related illness or chronic pain
  • Trauma, self-doubt, or past emotional patterns
  • Perfectionism, shame, or self-criticism
  • Life transitions such as moving, aging, or starting over

Therapy can help you better understand your thoughts, emotions, and behaviours—while giving you the tools to cope more effectively and reconnect with what matters most to you.

How Our Psychologists Support Adult Mental Health

We work collaboratively to help you feel heard, supported, and equipped with practical strategies. Therapy can help you:

  • Regulate emotions and manage stress more effectively
  • Improve communication and relationships
  • Develop confidence and self-compassion
  • Process grief, trauma, or difficult memories
  • Reconnect with values, purpose, and direction
  • Build coping strategies for daily challenges
Elderly Couple Walking by the River


Our psychologists help older adults find meaning, cope with change, and maintain mental and emotional wellbeing through all stages of life.

Our psychologists use proven evidence-based therapies tailored to adult needs, including:

  • CBT – to challenge unhelpful thoughts and build practical coping tools
  • ACT – to support emotional flexibility and values-based living
  • Schema Therapy – to address deep-rooted patterns and relational difficulties
  • Gottman Method – for improving communication and connection in relationships
  • Mindfulness-Based Approaches – to reduce stress and enhance self-awareness

Book a Session – Adelaide Adult Psychologists

Contact us today to book an appointment or learn more about how we can support your mental health and emotional wellbeing.

We understand that journeys are travelled better together. No issue is too big or too small. Whether it’s a series of sessions to deal with a complex problem or a single session to address a specific concern, we’re here to listen and help.
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