Anxiety and overwhelm
[A short description of how she works with anxious clients — perhaps about understanding anxiety as information rather than something to eliminate, and about working with both the physical and the cognitive layers.]
People come to therapy for many reasons. Below are some of the areas I work with most often — but this list isn't a checklist. If what you're carrying doesn't have a tidy name, that's fine. We can talk about it.
[A short description of how she works with anxious clients — perhaps about understanding anxiety as information rather than something to eliminate, and about working with both the physical and the cognitive layers.]
[A short description — patterns we carry into relationships, communication, attachment, and the work of being known by another person.]
[A short description of working with grief — its non-linearity, the importance of not being rushed, and the difference between processing and "moving on".]
[A short description of working with people in periods of change — career, parenthood, midlife, retirement — and the identity work that comes with each.]
[A short description of working with people who are exhausted — not just the surface symptoms but the patterns that lead there.]
[A short description of working on the inner critic, sense of self, and the long shadow of formative experiences.]
[A short description of trauma work — pace, safety, and the long view. Mention any specific training here if relevant.]
[A short description for clients who aren't in crisis but want to use therapy to understand themselves better.]
That's completely normal — and often a useful thing to explore together. An initial call is the easiest way to start.
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