Feeling a certain level of anxiety over big stressors or certain life events is totally normal. However, if you find that your fear or worry does not go away and, in fact, gets worse over time, you may be suffering from an anxiety disorder. Mild anxiety is vague and unsettling and often passes quickly, while severe anxiety can seriously affect your day-to-day life. If you are finding your anxiety unmanageable, can’t identify the cause of your anxious feelings or if you are suffering from physical symptoms (such as heart palpations, fatigue, sweaty hands, upset stomach, or insomnia), it may be time to get help. Reach out to one of TherapyDen’s anxiety specialists today.
Anxiety, worry, or extreme apprehension is your body’s natural response to stress and can arise when introduced to stressful life events. Although anxiety is a natural reaction, in some cases, the worry begins to linger becoming pervasive and chronic. In result of this, sufferers start to dread their everyday routine leading to excessive nervousness and fear. EMDR is a tool we can use to decrease anxiety and reprocess trauma memories.
— Monica New, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Playa Del Rey, CAAnxiety is a human reaction, and can be treated as such. Learning how to acknowledge where and how our anxieties affect us can better help us understand the premise of our anxious tendencies.
— Heath Tolleson, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor in New Braunfels, TXGiven my own anxiety over the years and my attempts to accept it, be curious and learn from it, and lessen it, has allowed me to be especially sensitive and helpful with the many aspects of anxiety.
— Rene Laventure, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Bellingham, WAI utilize a lot of mindfulness in my practice, as both a clinician and certified yoga instructor, I tend to focus a lot on calming and grounding techniques. I have found that this has helped immensely with people who experience anxiety. In addition, I have found EMDR to be an excellent tool in treating such issues.
— Stacy Wright, Licensed Professional Counselor in Ferndale, MII have been treating anxiety for several years using a cognitive behavioral approach. Issues like social anxiety, performance anxiety, hoarding, and agorophobia
— Dr. Michael Drane, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Everett, WAAnxiety is often the result of an over-active defense mechanism. Whatever the original cause of this self-defense, it usually does a great job of protecting us from dangers. But true anxiety comes from that self-defense process running out of control; protecting us from dangers that are not present in the moment. Using evidence-based tools and practices, and working with each individual client (like you) to tailor a plan best suited for you, I help manage and reduce anxiety symptoms, recognize their causes, and work with you to reduce your anxiety, often transforming it into an ally instead of a cause of distress.
— Barton Shulman, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in San Francisco, CAWhether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, or grief, I can help you find the coping skills you need to help find a place of hope, healing, and peace. My approach focuses on establishing a safe place for clients to process past or present issues. I work with clients to develop healthy coping skills for anxiety using breathing techniques and clinical hypnotherapy to help you manage symptoms , regain and maintain control of their thoughts and behaviors.
— Deborah Hovater, Licensed Professional Counselor in Mobile, ALAnxiety may be our bodies best alarm system, but constant worry and anxiety can decrease our focus and clarity.
— Kim Davis, Licensed Professional Clinical CounselorFEAR has 2 meanings: Forget Everything and Run, OR Face Everything and Rise. Stepping outside our “comfort zone” can be scary. Anxiety wreaks havoc on our health & relationships. Understanding how our brain & body process anxiety is important! Coping tools help us “re-wire the brain” to change the outcome of how we view & respond to stressors. “A calm mind is the ultimate weapon against your challenges”. Together we can face those challenges, creating a calm, peaceful mind.
— Cassie Konnoly, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Lacey, WADo you feel stressed and anxious most of the time, worrying about everything and anything. Allow me to help you feel relax again. Se siente estresado/a todo el tiempo? Permitame ayudarlo/a.
— ANGELICA ROMERO, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in HOMESTEAD, FLI use an eclectic and mindfulness based approach to help mitigate anxious symptoms.
— Jessica Fripp, Associate Professional CounselorDo everyday tasks feel harder than they should be? You can experience freedom from worry and overcome anxiety. Peace of mind isn't out of reach. Call today for a free consultation.
— Julie Holburn, Counselor in Boulder, COI have worked with clients who have struggled with anxiety in their day to day life. I understand how terrifying and consuming it can feel to have negative intrusive thoughts and fears that seem irrational. I have worked with my clients to challenge these thoughts, confront their fears, and feel in control of their thoughts and emotions again.
— Yisbel Panayiotou, Licensed Clinical Mental Health CounselorMany clients struggle with anxiety, utilizing methods of mindfulness can help to ease the symptoms.
— Sarah White, Associate Professional Counselor in Cedar Park, TXIs overwhelming worry getting in the way of your school, work, and/or home life? Do you experience nervousness, restlessness, tension, and/or panic? Does fear keep you from connecting with others, making decisions, or going places and doing things? Do you drink too much, use drugs, or do other unhealthy activities to try to cope with anxiety? If so, I can help. Together, we'll work to improve your stress coping, reduce your anxiety, and help you achieve your goals and live the life you want.
— Mona Stribling, Psychologist in Lutz, FLAnxiety disorder can be an emotionally intense obstacle that severely impacts one's quality of life. Over the years, I have continually advocated for furthering mental health awareness. In doing so, I have enhanced my expertise in effectively treating anxiety-related symptoms through unique intervention plans composed of an array of treatment orientations. I have spent years working with a plethora of individuals, using evidence-based approaches, including CBT, DBT, and IPT skills respectively.
— Ishanie Sanchez, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Staten Island, NYI can help you learn to better manage and to ultimately decrease your anxiety so you can find a calmer center to come back to.
— Shuriee Gioieni, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Santa Barbara, CAI approach anxiety from a unique perspective that blends cognitive neuroscience and existential philosophy. We'll learn about ways to increase your ability to regulate your nervous system through mindfulness practices while also talking about "big" issues in your life.
— Ben Hearn, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Cincinnati, OH