Therapy for Anxiety
ONLINE THERAPY FOR CA & HI
Anxiety shows up in our lives in many different ways.
I help clients with…
Generalized Anxiety
Do you find yourself worrying about many different things and feeling easily overwhelmed or thrown off? Maybe you grew up identifying as a “worrier” or “an anxious person” and you’re ready to break free from that mold. It’s time to regain mental clarity and start enjoying your life to the fullest.
Social Anxiety
Do you feel anxious about social interactions, even just day to day ones? Do you find yourself avoiding certain situations because you're so nervous that you’re unable to enjoy yourself? Social anxiety creates a cycle of worrying compounded by anxiety about the anxiety. Don’t let the cycle hold you back from feeling empowered, successful, and connected in your social life.
Anxiety from life transitions
Although change is inevitable, it’s hard for everyone. We find comfort in the familiar (even when we’re not happy with it). Big changes like starting a new job, getting into a relationship, embarking on parenthood, and adjusting to life after a loss can spark anxiety as you experience new challenges and uncertainty.
Specific Fears / Phobias
Is there a specific fear or phobia that you want to overcome? I help clients develop the skills that liberate them from their fears.
Avoidance fuels anxiety.
Let’s face it together.
SIGNS OF ANXIETY
Loss of appetite or overeating
Nausea or stomachaches
Nervousness or restlessness
Overthinking
Panic attacks
Procrastinating
Repeatedly redoing your work
Running through lists in your mind
Trouble focusing
Trying to anticipate everyone’s reactions
Unable to feel present
Waking in the middle of night
Walking on eggshells
Avoiding situations that cause anxiety
Catastrophizing / worrying about all the worst case scenarios
Constantly worrying about forgetting something
Difficulty making decisions
Fatigue, exhaustion, or chronic low energy
Feeling easily overwhelmed
Feeling out of it / brain fogIntrusive thoughts
Headaches, muscle tension, or unexplained pains
Hypervigilance
Inability to control worrying
Insomnia / racing thoughts at bedtime
Irritability or feeling on-edge
Isolating yourself
Therapy for anxiety can help you:
Develop a healthy work/life balance
Find peace of mind and enjoyment
Gain self-confidence and manage stressful situations
Feel comfortable in your own skin
Learn to speak up for yourself
Set boundaries and improve relationships
Stop making decisions out of fear and start living your best life.
Schedule a free consultation to learn more about how I can help you overcome your anxiety.
Common types of anxiety
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Generalized anxiety is characterized by pervasive and persistent worrying about many different things. Typically these worries are about everyday issues.
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Social Anxiety (also called Social Phobia) is a persistent, intense anxiety and fear of situations in which you may be judged negatively. This may look like a preoccupation with what others think of you, intense self-consciousness and hyper-awareness, and fear of being embarrassed or scrutinized. There is also often a fear that others will notice their anxiety or discomfort. People with social anxiety may begin to avoid triggering situations, which can cause meaningful limitations in their life and relationships.
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Life transitions like starting a new job, getting into a relationship, losing a loved one, or ending a relationship can spark anxiety as you experience major changes and ambiguity. Adjusting to something new means uncertainty as well as a loss of the past role or relationship.