Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Austin, TX.

The tough news: anxiety disorders affect nearly 30% of adults at some point in their lives. The good news: anxiety disorders are highly treatable! Anxiety is a physiological, behavioral, and psychological reaction; although treatment looks different from person to person, we’ll target all three areas to make sure we address the root of the issue.

Anxiety is supposed to be an ally. It is a primal emotional experience that is supposed to help you avoid danger. It forecasts a potential future, but in the modern world, that future may not exist. The dirty trick of anxiety is often the worrying about worrying about worrying about worrying about worry. Stopping the cycle through increased understanding of the biological systems involved in anxiety and learning how to change the bodies reactions begins the process of turning anxiety back into an ally instead of an enemy you have to fight.

Navigating anxiety's grip requires a holistic approach, and that's where my expertise comes in. My therapy melds Somatic Experiencing with psychodynamic insights and CBT strategies, targeting anxiety's roots and its surface manifestations. Through understanding the unconscious processes and attachment patterns influencing your anxiety, combined with practical skills for managing symptoms, we embark on a journey toward lasting relief. My focus is on empowering you to transform anxiety into a source of strength, guiding you to a place of calm, clarity, and resilience. Together, we'll explore your path to tranquility.

Occasional anxiety and stress are normal parts of life but sometimes it can seem like they are running your life instead of you. Counseling can help you understand & navigate your relationship with anxiety, it can provide practical tools for managing the stress and anxiety, as well as heal those parts of yourself determined to remain imprisoned by your own fears.

Both children and adults can struggle with anxiety and stress at times. Through counseling, I provide a supportive environment to help children and teens to overcome anxiety and approach life challenges in a new way. Therapy can help children and teens to express emotions, develop positive coping skills, maintain healthy balance, and decrease anxious thoughts.

Are you constantly questioning yourself in social interactions? Does your brain always find something to worry over, even when everything's fine? Do you feel overwhelmed just by thinking about tomorrow? Stress and anxiety aren't just mental problems. They take a toll on your work, your relationships, even your ability to sleep. Every day is three times more exhausting when you're stressed out. But in therapy, you can develop strength and self-confidence for coping with whatever life throws at you. From practical social skills, to learning how to relax, to standing up for your values, you'll find a way. And I'll be with you each step of the way. Reach out and start living life on your terms.

In working with stress and anxiety you can learn skills to help you recognize and manage your emotions. This will allow you to learn to respond rather than react to your stressors. Recognizing how your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are related can allow you to examine and challenge your thoughts and behaviors to change the way you are seeing your stressors to a more adaptive view and realistic view.

Anxiety can make us feel stuck and like we live in a fog. It can even become crippling and consume our lives. The feelings of being overwhelmed and stuck may feel insurmountable. The truth, though, is that we can absolutely empower ourselves to cope with stress and overcome anxiety. We are capable of working through these issues, stay present minded, and find a way forward. My goal is to help Clients who struggle with stress and anxiety feel more sure of themselves and their ability to navigate their life. We will get to the root of the anxiety and you can see that you are more than capable of working through life issues.

Everyone feels anxiety at some point in their lives but when it starts to interfere with your life, counseling can help. Although anxiety can feel debilitating, it is treatable. People with anxiety don’t always share the same symptoms, they vary from person to person. Therapy will help you to reclaim your life and function in a chronically stressful world.

I work with clients facing overwhelming stress and anxiety by utilizing various modalities tailored specifically for them, I employ a holistic approach and believe through mindfulness, meditation, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, and emotionally focused therapy that clients feel a sense of relief and calm by being able to take stock of their thoughts, feelings and behaviors and make sense of what the real issues are and by devising a plan to tackle them head-on.

Anxiety is the most common mental health concern in the United States. You are not alone in experiencing the symptoms related to anxiety. Working together, we can uncover and clarify the underlying causes of your anxiety and fears. Further, you will learn to recognize negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety and other coping mechanisms to manage anxiety in your day to day life. Together, we will work on problem solving skills to help you achieve relief from anxiety and feel more in control of your life.

Therapist will work with client to explore and identify the root issues that are fueling issues related to stress and anxiety. Therapist and client will create a new and healthy daily routine that promotes balance and emphasizes joy. This new routine will consist of self care practices, engagement with hobbies, social interaction, and incorporating a rage of coping mechanisms.

Anxiety and stress -- ah, how I know you both so well. Let's call them the twins as they tend to accompany so many of us this way on our journey in life. My goal in therapy is to help people have a better understand of what makes the twins (anxiety and stress) act out. What are the triggers in life, in their body, interpersonally that cause them to become unruly? These triggers are trying to teach us something. The question is what. For some, it may be linked to self esteem. For others it may be resources they need to engage to help fulfill their dreams. We then address better coping techniques to help people move past these difficulties and onto their dreams. We also use biofeedback.