readjust

/ˌriəˈdʒʌst/
verb
  1. To change or correct something slightly so that it works better or fits a new situation.
    • After the move, she needed time to readjust to her new school.
    • The mechanic had to readjust the brakes on the car.
    • He readjusted his schedule to make time for exercise.
  2. To change one's attitude or behavior to fit a new environment or situation.
    • Soldiers often need help readjusting to civilian life after deployment.
    • It took him months to readjust to living alone after his roommate moved out.
    • She readjusted her expectations after learning the project would take longer.