Are mental health challenges
creating a barrier in your life?
Young adulthood is a time of discovery and growth; learning who you are, what you believe in and where your place is in the world. You’re laying the foundation for the individual you want to become.
Oftentimes, things don’t go according to plan – unexpected changes can be difficult to adapt to and accept, especially when dealing with mental health issues.
Here’s the good news: change doesn’t have to be scary or lonely.
Change Over Constant offers you that guidance by working with you to create a plan of action so you can navigate these life changes in a meaningful, purpose-driven way.
We’re here to help you live life on your terms — supported by those around you.
We take the anxiety out of the transition process so you can work on identifying and achieving your goals to build the future you envision for yourself.
Let’s discover your path together.
Meet your Transition Coach
Laura Castello Beaulieu, MA
Laura Castello Beaulieu is the owner and Transition Coach at Change Over Constant, LLC. A Licensed Rehabilitation Counselor in Massachusetts and a nationwide Transition Coach, she specializes in transition readiness and planning for young adults who have barriers to success due to difficulties with mental health challenges and/or neurodiverse profiles.
She also supports undergraduate and graduate students in identifying and navigating what it takes to achieve their academic goals. Often this can be anything from college coaching to executive function support tailored towards their area of study, all to ensure successful admission, return-to, or completion of their academic career.
Laura has held positions at the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, McLean Hospital’s Adolescent DBT program and continues to be an Adjunct Faculty member for the Rehabilitation Counseling graduate program at Assumption University in Worcester, MA. Her expertise is in preparing young adults who don't feel ready for the challenges of adulthood and the demands of modern society to live a life aligned with who they are.
In her spare time, you will find Laura on an adventure with her family, indulging in creative writing and dreaming of new hands-on projects to tackle. As a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer she is often finding ways to serve her local and global community.
Laura draws from a wide range of disciplines including rehabilitation and mental health counseling, executive functioning and neurodivergent support, life coaching and vocational guidance that allow her to create a more personalized support system to help you reach your goals.
You learn to embrace who you are,
own your path, and continue with confidence.
Feeling stuck? We’re here to help.