Our Services

Transition Care Network specializes in mental health services for older adults and their caregivers. We understand the unique challenges aging individuals face — from medical complications to isolation and grief — and we meet those challenges with empathy, professionalism, and licensed expertise.

Individual Therapy for Older Adults

Our licensed clinicians provide one-on-one mental health counseling for seniors in the comfort of their own home or via telehealth. We address:

Depression and anxiety
Loneliness and social withdrawal
Coping with chronic illness
Adjustment to life changes (e.g. retirement, housing transitions)
Grief and loss
Trauma or abuse history
Early cognitive decline or memory issues

Family & Caregiver Support

We provide counseling and coaching to caregivers, family members, and adult children who are navigating:

Burnout and caregiver fatigue
Guilt or emotional conflict
Communication issues with loved ones
Crisis decision-making (e.g. long-term care planning, health decline)
Conflict resolution between family members
Building realistic care plans that respect everyone’s limits
Referrals to trusted aging and support resources

Dementia & Cognitive Behavioral Support

Working closely with families and care teams, our clinicians:

Help identify and manage behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD)
Educate families on dementia progression and care strategies
Reduce stress through validation techniques and memory support therapy
Recommendations for memory aids and activity planning
Coping strategies for sundowning and repetitive behaviors

Teletherapy & In-Home Support

Whether in the comfort of home or on a secure video call, our therapists meet clients where they are, literally and emotionally. We offer HIPAA-compliant virtual sessions that are simple to access, even for those who aren't tech-savvy. For those who prefer or require in-person therapy, our clinicians travel to homes, senior centers, or assisted living communities across the DC–MD–VA region. We work around mobility challenges, schedules, and energy levels, therapy shouldn’t feel like a chore, it should feel like care.