Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in valley-view, TX.

We specialize in using tried and tested techniques and strategies to take down stress and fear so that it does not take over! This includes learning ways to calm down the overactive system and stop the stress before it takes over. Many people also learn how to deal with stress in a way where they are able to let it pass opposed to letting it take them down!

We recognize the profound impact that anxiety can have on your life. Our clinicians offer a supportive and compassionate space to help you navigate through the challenges of anxiety. Through personalized treatment approaches, we work collaboratively to explore the root causes of your anxiety, identify triggers, and develop practical coping strategies. Whether you're experiencing panic attacks, social anxiety, or generalized anxiety disorder, we're here to provide you with the tools and support needed to regain control of your life. Together, we'll embark on a journey towards finding peace, resilience, and a renewed sense of calm.

Anxiety and stress make it impossible for you to think through immediate issues let alone work through complex interpersonal conflict and trauma. I work with my clients on mindful approaches to anxiety. It's important to utilize skills that help us relax our bodies so that our minds can come back online and work through the actual problems we face.

We hold our anxiety and stress in our body. We feel tension, gut problems, hot flashes, disrupted sleep and more. I work with anxiety and stress by helping individuals learn and develop tools to re-regulate their nervous system. When we have a coherent and fluid nervous system, we can do difficult things without feeling paralyzed by overwhelming fear.

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 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.