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Anxiety Therapy

Our anxiety does not come from thinking about the future, but from wanting to control it

You are tired of your mind spinning and anxiety exhausting your body. You feel like your anxiety is holding you back from the life you want. You feel panicked - your mind feels panicked, your emotions feel panicked, and your body feels panicked.


You worry all the time even about things that “don’t matter.” You have tried talking about it with your friends and family, but they do not know how to help you. You are tired of talking about it. Your stress and anxiety are impacting your sleep, work performance, and relationships and you are ready for help.


What is Anxiety?


Anxiety is the anticipation of future threats. Anxiety creates thoughts of worry, impacts your body, and you feel emotionally tense.


There Are Many Faces of Anxiety

Anxiety can show up in many ways:



Anxiety can be an emotional experience. You can feel anxious about an upcoming event, but it is a temporary feeling. You know that your anxiety will pass.


Anxiety can be a more long-term issue that impacts your life. Some people are pre-disposed to experiencing anxiety and have experienced throughout their lifetime. Also, major life situations create anxious responses: a stressful job, a difficult relationship, getting divorced, or having a baby are just some life events that can increase your stress and anxiety.


High-Functioning Anxiety shows up when your anxiety moves you towards over-functioning to help you manage your anxiety. ⁠Each of these signs of High-Functioning Anxiety is an attempt at helping you feel more in control of your situation and anxiety.


7 Signs of High-Functioning Anxiety


  • people pleasing
  • overthinking
  • perfectionism
  • self-judgment
  • require more reassurance
  • fear failure
  • struggle with procrastination


If you are noticing these symptoms impacting your mental, emotional, and physical health then it may be time to reach out to a therapist. We can help.


Gain Control Over Your Thoughts

Does your anxiety need a plan? Creating a plan for your anxiety in therapy can look different for everyone, but two main principles will apply.


Therapy for anxiety helps give everyone skills to sit with your anxiety and tools to help your better manage your anxiety. ⁠


Both are necessary. Both take practice. Both need skills. Both are a part of the plan. ⁠


Sitting with anxiety is one half of the plan. ⁠Adding the tools to use before, during, and after anxiety feels really big is the other half of the plan. ⁠



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