For the transitions of emerging adulthood
A library for the specific losses and reconstructions that happen between 18 and 24.
Your clients are figuring out who they are while also being told they should already know. They are watching friends diverge. They are realizing the major they chose at seventeen does not fit the person they are at twenty. They are losing parents to slow estrangement and watching grandparents die for the first time.
The sophomore who has stopped speaking to her high school friends. The senior whose dream job suddenly looks like a trap. The international student grieving a country and a self left behind. The student whose parent has been diagnosed during finals week.
Transitional.life is reading material that meets these students where they actually are.
Featured Companions for this work
- Outgrowing Your College Friends — When shared history isn’t enough
For friendship divergence.
- Realizing You Chose Wrong — When your degree doesn’t fit anymore
For major and identity mismatch.
- Watching Friends Diverge — When your people choose different paths
For the senior-year drift.
- Your Parents Age Suddenly — When invincibility ends
For the first parental illness.
- The Imposter’s Handbook — Feeling like a fraud in your own life
For high-achievement collapse.
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The clinical concept lookup
The clinical lookup covers identity disturbance, role transition, phase-of-life problems, and adjustment, central to college mental health.
Questions
- Can we make titles available in our self-help library or open online resource?
- The Site License covers unlimited counselor use; for student-facing distribution, contact for an Institutional license.
- Are these appropriate for students under 18?
- The booklets are written for adults. Some are appropriate for older adolescents; that judgment rests with the counselor.
For the years your students are inside.