If you’ve ever felt stuck in therapy—like you’re talking about the same patterns week after week without much movement—you’re not alone. For many people navigating trauma, anxiety, or life transitions, weekly sessions can start to feel like a slow crawl toward relief. And if you’re someone juggling a demanding job, a busy family life, or simply a full plate (hello, lawyers, doctors, creatives, entrepreneurs, and caregivers), carving out time for therapy every week might feel more stressful than supportive. Let’s explore both the financial and emotional value of therapy intensives, and why they might just be the best mental health investment you’ll ever make.

Change can feel both exciting and terrifying. Whether you’re starting a new job, ending a relationship, moving to a new city, or simply questioning what comes next—life transitions have a way of stirring up anxiety, self-doubt, and overwhelm.

But here’s the truth: change doesn’t have to break you. With the right support, it can grow you.