Bend Therapists specializing in Anxiety

Jessica Daas

I’m passionate about helping people learn to manage and understand their unwanted thoughts and difficult feelings; while healing past wounds that oftentimes keep them feeling stuck. Most treatment approaches focus on the “symptoms” and sometimes miss deeper patterns that cause these unhelpful thoughts or behaviors to occur. Together, we will gently examine and begin to heal the root cause of these patterns and learn new tools to empower you to build healthy relationships with yourself and others

Kelly Winter

Whether its burn-out, anxiety, getting you back on your life path, or navigating life's curve balls (like divorce), you deserve to feel so much better than you do right now. I consider myself a teacher and guide, who partners with you, because after all, you are the expert on you. Together, we'll get you through this tough time. I typically work with individual adults and couples. I have a nice mix of genders and am LBTQIA+ friendly.

Jamie Gunter

I have experience working with children, teens, adults who want to learn about themselves and gain confidence in their own lives.

Nathan Rehm

My clients are individuals who have experienced childhood abuse and neglect, developmental trauma, and shock traumas like car accidents and assaults. They are determined to not let these experience define them, and are ready to do whatever it takes to heal. Other clients of mine are dealing with work-related stress, dissociation, and anxiety. Many are spiritual seekers and interested in personal processes like Ego State/Internal Parts work. All my clients are seen through video chat.

Dianna Harris

Accepting NEW Clients (ages 18-65) for Medication Management as of 5/30/23! Appointments in 1-2 weeks. I specialize in treating depression, bipolar, anxiety, OCD and psychosis. After a thorough assessment, I will provide treatment recommendations for your particular problem area. If psychiatric medication is indicated, I will provide ongoing management of those medications. I ask that you continue to work with your therapist as my services focus on managing your psychiatric medications.

Randy Wild

Imagine being in a safe and trusting environment as you are able to get fast and long-lasting results using our unique approach. We address and treat both the psychological and physiological aspects of who you are. The result of this combined approach is that you move faster and further in treatment compared to traditional psychotherapy alone. We use a combination of Psychotherapy and Biofeedback to address, issues such as depression, anxiety, ADD, migraine headaches and insomnia.

Kristen Ales

Are you struggling with finding peace in your body? Is your relationship with food obsessive and complicated? Has your food intake become scary or secretive? I'm here to help. You can have a peaceful relationship with food—freeing you to focus on all the other important areas of your life. Through our work we will begin to explore your body story and examine negative core beliefs that are keeping you stuck in this mind set.

Nirmal Conforti

Body-Centered Therapy recognizes the intimate relationship between the human body and psychological well-being. Emotions and beliefs working in the background can gunk up the system and color our present awareness with past hurts and how we have learned to protect ourselves, bracing against the past repeating itself cause fear and anxiety. Learning to face these feelings and sensations with compassion, they evolve into experiences of safety, security, peace and bliss

Kristine Zappa

Do you want to feel safe and secure in your relationships? Do you fight with feelings of low-self worth or negative beliefs about yourself? My clients tend to have a history of complex trauma or developmental trauma that impacts both their relationships with others and their relationship with themselves. I work with uncovering the underlying issues contributing towards present day suffering such as relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and identity development.

Madeline Warnick

Your inner critic can make you view yourself through a cruel funhouse mirror, where all you can see are the parts of you that you don’t like. Maybe you've had experiences in the past - in relationships, your family, school, or in our culture - that left you feeling unworthy, anxious, broken, or alone, and you can’t seem to shake those feelings no matter how hard you try. You may struggle with trusting your own feelings, intuition, or memory, and long for more confidence and self-trust.

Leah Chambers

Have you been feeling stressed, hopeless, lonely, or tired? Are you experiencing feelings of guilt and shame? Have you experienced a transition or a loss? If it seems like you have lost sense of your "core self", let's find it again. Clients often come to me for support in relieving symptoms associated with trauma, attachment injuries, interpersonal problems, depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem.

Erica Barton

When my clients first come in, they feel stuck, anxious, and uncomfortable in their own skin. They struggle to feel connected and confident in relationships with others and with themselves. They feel dissatisfied with where they are at in life and feel far from the vibrant life they imagine for themselves. They feel like they’re struggling to break free from limiting social norms. If you want to access your innate courage, cultivate liberation, and find peace I’m here for you. Reach out today.

Tiffany Machia

I have extensive experience working with both individuals and couples utilizing an eclectic approach composed of numerous evidenced-based interventions and modalities. My goal is to empower you (and your partner) to recognize your strengths and find ways to work through any barriers that may be leading you to feel stuck. Together we will collaborate on a treatment plan that best matches the goals and objectives that are bringing you into care. I hope to support you on your journey to wellness!

Desiree Dalkiran

Nothing is more rewarding to me than seeing others grow and thrive. I’m guessing you stumbled onto my site because you are aware of how hard life can be. I recognize that taking the chance to connect to someone can be a scary thing. I honor the bravery that it takes even to make this step to reach out to us. Therapy is an opportunity to let go of the stress of connecting and be able to explore yourself.

Kristin Mathes

Are you or your child experiencing unwanted stress or difficulty processing anxiety? Are you finding yourself stuck in intrusive thought patterns and constant worry? Do you ever feel like stranger in your own body? If you are feeling trapped by symptoms of trauma or anxiety, you are not alone. Let's sort it out together. With a Trauma Informed and Relational Approach you will find relief and (re)experience your joy again.

Autumn Marler

Sometime anxiety is specific (ie social anxiety) and sometimes it is nebulous. That feeling in your body that seems waxes and wanes. In my practice we get curious about anxiety. I have learned that the more you push it away the stronger it gets. I use somatic experiencing, a trauma based modality, to help rework and stabilize the physical body. I find this is much more effective than using only talk therapy. Somatic work creates a strong framework for lessening anxiety.

Natasha Yaganeh

I work with young adults, adults, and couples with a range of presenting issues. I have a passion for working with LGBTQIA+, sexuality, trauma and faith identity concerns. Working with individuals or couples navigating self-doubt, shame, or identity issues due to a strict religious upbringing is an area I am passionate about and specialize in.

Kyle Ahlf

Adam Klaybor

I am certainly an expert in dealing with anxiety in my own life! I have learned some techniques along the way that have really helped me, and I am always excited to relieve those feelings for others since I know how uncomfortable it can be. Anxiety can feel like a monster yelling at us in our head. It turns out that fighting the monster only makes it grow. More importantly, one must face the monster to realize that it has no teeth.

Jennifer Sowers

If you are experiencing sadness, worry or wondering, "what is wrong with me?", you deserve to talk with someone who can help you manage those feelings as well as discover what is right with you. I work with men and women age 14 + who are exploring the meaning of their lives and who want to develop healthy ways of managing distress, successfully navigating change and creating opportunity for self-discovery.