Anxiety and stress
Persistent worry, racing thoughts, or feeling constantly on edge. We work on understanding what drives anxiety and practicing ways to respond to it differently.
Therapy services
Therapy is individualized, collaborative, and evidence-informed. We start by understanding what brings you in and what you hope will change, then shape our work around your goals.
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Persistent worry, racing thoughts, or feeling constantly on edge. We work on understanding what drives anxiety and practicing ways to respond to it differently.
Low energy, loss of interest, or a heavy, flat feeling that won't lift. Therapy offers support, structure, and a path toward re-engagement.
Retirement, career changes, relocation, loss, or new roles in family life. Even welcome changes can be disorienting.
Recurring conflict, communication struggles, or feeling disconnected from the people who matter to you.
Feelings that seem to arrive too fast or too strong. We build awareness and skills for steadier responses.
Exhaustion, cynicism, or the sense that work is taking more than it gives — common among public-sector and helping professionals.
Not everyone arrives in crisis. Therapy can be a place to reflect, understand yourself more fully, and live more intentionally.
Sessions take place over a secure video platform. Early sessions focus on assessment and getting to know you; from there we develop a treatment plan together and revisit it as you progress. Session length: [e.g., 45 or 53 minutes — confirm]. Frequency is typically weekly, adjusted to your needs.
A free, no-pressure consultation is a chance to ask questions, talk about what you're looking for, and see whether we're a good fit.