Anxiety Therapy in Chicago

You don’t have to keep living in overdrive.

If your mind feels like it’s always racing—or if you’re constantly on edge, overthinking everything, or trying to hold it all together—anxiety might be running the show. But there’s a way through it. Therapy can help you slow down, breathe, and feel more like you again.

What Does Anxiety Feel Like?

Anxiety looks different for everyone. Maybe it shows up as:

  • Constant worry or worst-case-scenario thinking
  • Trouble sleeping or relaxing—even when things are “fine”
  • Physical symptoms like tightness in your chest, nausea, or fatigue
  • People-pleasing, perfectionism, or fear of letting others down
  • Difficulty focusing or making decisions
  • A sense that you’re never doing enough, even when you’re exhausted

    You’re not broken or too sensitive. Your nervous system is just overwhelmed—and with the right support, it can calm
    down

How Therapy Helps With Anxiety

  • Together, we’ll explore what’s fueling your anxiety and help you build tools to manage it—without having to constantly
    “power through.” In our sessions, you’ll learn how to:

  • Understand and gently shift the thoughts that keep you stuck
  •  Calm your body when it’s on high alert
  • Set boundaries without guilt
  • Stop overthinking and start trusting yourself again
  • Unwind the deeper roots of anxiety, including past experiences or trauma

My Approach to Anxiety Therapy

When it comes to anxiety, I keep things goal-focused but relaxed. We’ll work together to pinpoint what’s triggering
your anxiety and come up with real strategies to manage it. I want you to feel at ease during the process, so I keep
things approachable—no pressure, no judgment. We’ll take it step by step, and honestly, we’ll probably share a few
laughs along the way. Sometimes, a little humor can make a huge difference in lightening things up and reminding
ourselves that progress doesn’t always have to be serious. You don’t have to go through this alone—I’m here to
support you, and we’ll make it as manageable (and enjoyable) as possible.