Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Nunda, NY.

I know that anxiety and stress can feel overwhelming, making it hard to find calm in your daily life. In our medication management sessions, I focus on understanding your unique experiences and developing a tailored plan to help you manage your symptoms. Together, we’ll explore medication options and make adjustments as needed, so we can find what works best for you. If you're open to trying something new, I’m here to support you in discovering effective solutions that can reduce anxiety and restore your sense of balance. You deserve to feel at peace, and I’m here to walk alongside you on your journey toward a more relaxed and fulfilling life. Let’s take this important step together.

Anxiety and stress are among the most common struggles people face, yet they can feel incredibly isolating. The constant pressure to do it all in a fast-moving world can become overwhelming, leaving you exhausted and unsure how to find relief. You are not alone in this. Whether anxiety shows up in your daily routines, impacts your relationships, or keeps your mind from resting, therapy can provide support and direction. Together, we will work on practical ways to calm your mind, ease the intensity of worry, and create more space for peace and clarity in your life.

Does your every day anxiety keep you frozen in fear? Have your career and relationships suffered because of your stress levels? Do you find yourself engaging in unhealthy behaviors to ease your symptoms? If these are problems for you, I can help. I have assisted many of my clients with getting a hold on their stress and anxiety, freeing them from the cycle of fear that so greatly diminishes their quality of life. Call me today for more information and to start your journey to wellness.

Anxiety is often the result of a disregulated nervous system. For many it’s more than just worries and rumination, it’s a whole body response that leaves you agitated and on-edge. Your body is in a constant state of fight or flight and no matter what you do, you just can’t relax. At Spotted Rabbit our therapists use an approach rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and polyvagal theory to help you start to feel safe in your own body so you can honor your feelings without spiraling down with them.

If you are feeling worried, nervous or agitated easily and often you may be suffering from anxiety. I will provide you with coping skills to decrease your anxiety or panic attack symptoms. Stress can make you feel that you no longer have control over your own life. You can learn to manage the stress in your life so that you do not feel controlled by it.

Most of us experience anxiety and/or stress at some point. However, when it persists and reaches a heightened level of intensity, therapy may be needed and can have a powerful impact on reducing these symptoms. Talk therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy are two approaches shown to have success in treating anxiety. Talk therapy allows for my clients to open up and unburden themselves from the weight of what they may be carrying and validating their experience and emotions. Cognitive behavioral therapy helps address and shift any unhealthy thinking or behaviors associated with the anxiety. This can significantly improve ones ability to manage their anxiety.

Most people who suffer from excessive anxiety are suffering from a form of stage-fright. Some anxiety is genetically based. Some is culturally based. Hal encourages his clients to verbalize their anxieties so they understand it genesis. Which in turn eventually leads to confidence that they can learn to calm themselves down. Hal gives each client exercises to use to lower levels of anxiety and to find creative ways to modulate areas in their life that foment stress.

We’ll start by getting on the same page: what is bringing you to therapy, what are our goals for incorporating medication, and what would it look like to truly feel “better?” We’ll discuss your past history with both psychotherapy and medication, the current challenges you’re facing, and what you hope to get out of this process. You and I will collaborate on a treatment plan that maps out how we’re going to get there.

Psychotherapy provides a robust and adaptable process for addressing both anxiety and stress, often integrating evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Through 1 therapy, individuals gain a supportive environment to understand the triggers and patterns associated with their anxiety and stress responses. CBT offers practical techniques to identify and challenge anxious or catastrophic thoughts, develop coping skills for managing worry, and implement relaxation strategies. When underlying traumatic experiences or significant life stressors contribute to anxiety and stress, EMDR can facilitate the processing of these memories, reducing their emotional intensity and impact. This comprehensive process empowers