Skip to content Anxiety Therapy In Michigan, South Carolina, Florida & Vermont.
Therapy for when you need more calm in your life.
What it can feel like to have Anxiety
Your brain never turns off.
It feels like it’s always going.
Sometimes that’s a good thing. It helps you juggle a bunch of different things, like caring for your family, managing the household, & building your career.
It feels like your constantly-moving-mind never misses a step…until it’s moving too fast and you can’t focus on anything. Or you get stuck in a loop of thinking only about stress, fears, and worry.
it feels like you’re in a spiral that you can’t escape from.
When that happens, it feels like you’re in a spiral that you can’t escape from. You can’t stop the thoughts from firing one after another.
You try to distract yourself but it only works for a little while and then those fears are right back in the forefront of your mind. You can’t relax or sleep and if you stop moving – it feels like everything will fall apart.
You end up feeling on edge and overwhelmed.
Your only escape is doom scrolling on your phone – just staring at the screen, swiping over and over again. You want so desperately to be able to rest and turn off your mind, but you’re trapped in this world of never ending worry.
When things get the worst,
do you become really hard on yourself?
Saying things like…
- What’s wrong with you?
- Why can’t you handle this?
- It isn’t that hard.
- Everyone is depending on you.
- You’re letting everyone down.
Do you catch yourself thinking…
- This is too much.
- I don’t know what to do.
- I can’t handle this anymore.
- I don’t want to feel like this.
- I feel stuck, trapped, or suffocated.
Whether you’re managing your:
family | household | or trying to balance the pressure in your job.
Working way more hours that you want to, and/or helping coworkers who are struggling.
At the end of the day, you just want to be a good partner, parent, co-worker, or employee. But the weight of it all is starting to press down on you. It feels like you’re on a slowly sinking ship, and everyone else took the life rafts. You’re alone and you know that things are not headed in a good direction.
Get relief from your pain,
rediscover who you are & reclaim a life that you love.
Let’s rewrite your story together.
Let’s build you up so you can let go of the things weighing you down and grab onto things that fill you up and make you feel alive.
“I hear everything you’re going through and how hard you’ve been trying.”
“I want to support you to embrace a life with more ease and less overwhelm. “
“I can support you to express what’s happening inside you and get to the heart of the matter.”
You can have a life filled with more calm and connection than ever before.
Anxiety Therapy can help you…
Learn ways to experience calm and relaxing moments.
- Express yourself and what’s happening inside you.
- Look at what’s draining or weighing on you the most.
- Understand how this started and how to change the pattern of overwhelm.
- Get to the root cause of your stress & what keeps you stuck.
Are you ready for more calm and less chaos?
Get relief from your pain, rediscover who you are & reclaim a life that you love.
FAQs
About Anxiety Therapy
Everyone experiences stress, worry, or overwhelm from time to time. Therapy can help to get through these difficult times. Some people deal with an anxiety disorder that is characterized by persistent feelings of worry, dread, and panic that disrupt their ability to do the activities of daily life. Usually these feelings begin in childhood or the teen years. The symptoms include:
Feeling nervous, restless or tense
Having a sense of impending danger, panic or doom
Rapid heartbeat
Rapid breathing (hyperventilation)
Sweating
Trembling
Feeling weak or tired
Having difficulty concentrating or thinking about anything other than the worry
Sleep disturbances
Gastrointestinal (GI) problems, headaches, body pain
Wanting to avoid things that trigger anxiety
Whether you deal with mild worries or an anxiety disorder, I’m here to help.
You can share with me about what you’re dealing with. I will ask some questions to get clarity and understand the big picture of how anxiety fits in your story and how it’s impacting your day to day life. I may recommend EMDR Therapy, Hypnotherapy, IFS, or a combination. These therapies are evidence-based and research shows they reduce symptoms of anxiety. You can learn more about me and my approach to therapy here.
Yes, there are many options that I’m happy to discuss with you. EMDR and Hypnotherapy are highly effective to reduce symptoms of anxiety. You can also use mindfulness meditation, breathwork, or medication to help get relief.
