Anxiety therapy can change your quality of life.

Do you struggle to relax because of life’s uncertainty?

Is it hard to fall or stay asleep at night as you keep replaying the day’s events?

Or do you wake up already feeling overwhelmed by everything you’ll need to figure out?

You may feel disconnected from your body and out of balance, always afraid of letting people down. Life has become a burden, and you just can’t seem to feel happy or carefree like you used to. While picking up all the anxiety triggers going on around you, you may start isolating yourself or feel like you're losing connection. You might be thinking of the worst-case scenarios.

You're not alone.

According to the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), "anxiety disorders are the most common mental health concern in the United States. An estimated 40 million adults in the U.S. (18%) have an anxiety disorder. Meanwhile, approximately 8% of children and teenagers experience an anxiety disorder. Most people develop symptoms before age 21."

Anxiety Can Wreak Havoc on Your Physical Health

As anxious stress builds, you may start to notice the tension in your body. In addition to difficulty sleeping, you might experience sweaty palms, headaches, an upset stomach, or a racing heart rate. And these distressing physical symptoms can leave you feeling claustrophobic and like you’re constantly on the verge of a panic attack.

Those Around You May Not Understand

In an effort to avoid anxiety triggers, you may start closing yourself off from activities you used to enjoy. You constantly worry about being a burden to your partner, but you aren’t sure how to communicate your needs more clearly. At the same time, you don’t want to let anybody down, so you keep trying to “push through” the stress and avoid necessary rest and self-care.

All this in an attempt to live up to the standards you think people expect of you. Maybe family and friends are giving advice, but statements like, “try not to worry, don't panic, calm down” only leave you feeling guilty and misunderstood.

Most likely, you want to know the deeper cause of the anxiety you’ve been feeling. As well as, find the freedom to do things without having to worry.

Many People Believe Their Anxiety Is an Unavoidable Part of Life

Everyone has a low level of anxiety at times. You may be feeling extra anxiety caused by new life transitions and situations. All of this, takes a toll on your mental wellbeing. Not to mention, in the age of social media, that pressure is harder than ever to avoid. We see our friends “perfect” lives and can’t help but compare.

Normal Anxiety Vs Chronic Anxiety

While some degree of anxiety is normal, it becomes a problem when it starts to interfere with your life.

Often, anxiety doesn’t get better on its own. We are not taught how to relax or cope with anxiety. Making it all too common for adults with anxiety to treat the symptoms instead of addressing the core issue that is causing those symptoms.

As a therapist, I’ve seen how anxiety can get in the way of the ability to function fully. I’ve also seen how powerful it can be to have the support and guidance of an expert. I have over 10 years of experience in anxiety treatment. As a result, I can help you develop skills to face your fears and live a full healthy, life.

Anxiety Therapy Can Help You Regain A Sense Of Joy And Freedom In Your Life

You may feel too stressed to keep up with daily responsibilities, and even the thought of attending therapy can be exhausting. But what could be more valuable than investing in the skills and understanding you need to manage anxiety and regain a sense of control in your life? Whether online or in person, I provide a space where you can express yourself at your own pace and without fear of judgment. Together, we can conquer your anxiety.

What To Expect from Anxiety Therapy:

We’ll start by identifying and setting goals-what you want to change, and what you want to do differently. When we understand what the problem is, we can develop a tailored treatment approach that addresses your unique needs. You will receive a personalized action plan and learn skills that you can practice between sessions. These include stress reduction techniques, to reduce anxiety before it starts (or before it gets out of hand).

Why Anxiety Therapy? Is it Worth It?

Over the past 10 years, I’ve helped many people learn to understand and manage anxiety and regain a sense of control in their lives. I’ve seen how beneficial it can be to have a little extra guidance to get unstuck. With the help of an anxiety therapist, you can escape the cycle of anxious thinking and move forward into a life of joy and freedom.

You Might Be Apprehensive About Getting Anxiety Therapy...

IS ANXIETY THERAPY WORTH THE INVESTMENT?

If you could have found relief from anxiety on your own, you would have already. We all need a little help sometimes, and it’s worth speaking to a professional with a proven track record of helping individuals overcome anxiety.

My anxiety seems worse than anyone else’s. How can you help?

Everybody’s anxiety is unique. By identifying the roots of your anxiety, I’m able to tailor my anxiety treatment to your specific needs and goals. I’ve heard it all in my years as an anxiety therapist, and I’ve seen that even severe anxiety can be managed with the right approach and support.

DO I NEED TO ATTEND THERAPY AS WELL AS BE ON MEDICATION?

Sometimes medication can be helpful if anxiety is caused by a chemical imbalance. But it isn’t always necessary, and many of my clients are able to manage anxiety with therapy alone.

Take the Next Step

Set up a free consultation and together we can discuss different treatment options and decide on the best path for your unique needs.

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