Fort Worth Therapists specializing in Anxiety

Tracey Davis

Clients tend to describe their anxiety symptoms as nervousness, fear, apprehension, and worry. In session, we will identify ways to cope with the anxiety and to develop a deeper understanding of its origins.

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Terri Beard

By using a holistic approach which emphasizes the mind-body connection which harnessing the power of the body to sooth the mind. I employ mindfulness, meditation, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) Eye Movement Desensitization and reprocessing (EDMDR) and other modalities in order to tailor therapy to your individual needs. Before you leave our session I will arm you with a host of educational tools while giving you insight and support.

Robert Peacock

Do you find that you experience emotions like fear, sadness, guilt, shame, or anger but do not know the source of it? Does it seem that you can be going about your day in a routine way, and suddenly your partner, boss, family member, etc. says or does something, and your emotions take over to the point you don't think straight? As an EMDR Certified Therapist, I can help you get to the root of what causes these seemingly uncontrollable reactions, so that you can live the life you want.

Russ Bartee

I work with couples to improve their communication and reconcile difficulties; I work with teens to help them relate to their peers, their parents, and to clarify their purpose and vision in life; and I work with families to enhance their connection, their communication, their love for each other. Individuals who have depression or anxiety are looking for ways to feel better, and I work with them to alleviate their symptoms and get them back to a healthier quality of life.

Brad Nowlin

I work with adults, couples and families. Including same sex relationships.

Ashley Guthmiller

I have worked a lot with different anxiety concerns. I work a lot with young and adult women struggling with anxiety at home, at school, at work, and in their relationships.

Kelly Reese

No one told you life was gonna be this way? You’re wearing a mask trying to balance working and navigating your career, relationships, parenting, hobbies, paying bills, maintaining your home and everything else that is required of you. Underneath that mask, you are struggling and feel overwhelmed with the challenge of trying to be everywhere and everything for everyone. You feel lost in the shuffle, broken, defeated, anxious, and shattered. You question yourself, your value.

Linda Owen

I am just like you. I have participated in therapy to overcome divorce, abuse, codependency, debilitating stress, and family issues. Life isn't an easy puzzle, but together we can work to put the pieces in place. I am here to listen to your story and help guide you in making lasting positive change through therapy.

Linda Owen

I want to be the safe place and the objective sounding board to validate your experience and support your journey to find your authentic self. I look forward to working with you, this could be the start of positive change and sustainable outcomes.

Desi Richardson

I enjoy working with adolescents and young adults. I believe that therapy is beneficial to everyone. Being in therapy allows you to express yourself and heal in a judgment-free environment. My clients describe me as honest, open-minded, and understanding. I specialize in working with people who have a hard time understanding their thoughts or behaviors.

Angela Taylor

Anxiety also comes in various forms and levels of acuteness. We will target what the anxiety looks like for you, and begin to develop practical tools to achieve relief as soon as possible. Anxiety can also present itself in different ways in different scenarios, so we will work through each area and the needs associated. Practical help will be utilized as well as deep healing work that may be needed throughout the therapy process.

Kristen Warren

Being hard on yourself for feeling sad, mad, or hurt doesn’t work and intensifies shame. Thinking it will all get better hasn’t worked. You keep limping along – and now it’s worse. Get permission to feel what you feel and find validation. So… permission to drop the “f bomb” and tell it like it is. Counseling is about being in a safe space, being allowed to say anything and feel anything without being judged.

Claudia Stanley

I have experience working with many individuals and have a special interest working with high achieving adults, college aged students, elderly and their adult caregivers, foster and adoptive parents, divorcing adults, adults with perfectionist tendencies, professionals facing burnout and compassion fatigue, first responders and working professionals. I have provided presentations regarding cultural diversity, stress, parenting and self-care.

Jason Brown

Every person is a masterpiece, created with a purpose to do great things. Sometimes we become overwhelmed with anxious thoughts, become sad, get angry, and feel worthless; simply put we get stuck. Maybe you, or someone you care about, can relate to one of those feelings. I work with pre-teens, teens, and adults to get back on a moving path to feeling happy again and to become unstuck.

Federico Mendez

Do you encounter anxiety, depression, marital frustrations, communication problems, intimacy concerns, or suffer from PTSD? Let's work together to find resiliency within yourself and with those that matter to you to make lasting relationships become meaningful and prosperous. My holistic approach can help you find the root to many of these experiences.

Andrea Beth Jackson

Peace Lane Therapy provides an affirmative environment for all types of clients in-home, bedside, or telehealth. I have extensive training in affirmative-based care to ensure that my clients are receiving the most effective treatment that they need. Specifically, my training focuses on the LGBTQIA+ aging community but is not limited and translates to other communities as well. My specialties include chronic illness/pain, grief/loss, palliative, hospice, end-of-life, and caregiver support.

Trish Bertrand

I often use mindfulness techniques and cognitive-behavioral therapy to help clients who experience anxiety. Mindfulness is helpful because it helps people to leave the worry and rumination of the mind, and inhabit the body in the present moment. I sometimes invite my clients to "come back to the room." This is a reminder that the regret of the past and the anxious anticipation of the future that is causing distress is not real in this moment. Come back to the room, and heal from here.

Tamesha Sowell

I have experience working with clients seeking support with anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, relationship concerns, mood disorders, and addiction in individual and group therapy. By working together you will gain the tools needed to navigate through life stressors and move closer to your desired goals. I listen with genuine warmth, acceptance, and encouragement. If you are fed up with feeling bad and looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation, contact me.

Laura Rosser

As life struggles to get back to a new “normal”, it can be a bit confusing and stressful. I do not hold the answers but I am definitely here to help you find balance in your life as it’s transforming. I offer a person-centered and solution-focused approach to our sessions. In other words, we will work together on obstacles you are ready to tackle. Let’s get started on what is holding you back from your ideal life. I love working with children, couples, and individuals. Groups are coming soon!