Anxiety.
You don’t have to control your thoughts, you have to stop letting them control you.
Dan Millman
Anxiety can feel overwhelming, like a constant state of worry or fear that you just can’t shake. It might show up as racing thoughts, trouble sleeping, a tightness in your chest or a sense of dread. You may find yourself overthinking everything or avoiding situations because of fear or uncertainty. Anxiety can make even the smallest tasks feel exhausting and affect your relationships, work and overall well-being.
Living with anxiety doesn’t mean you have to struggle alone. Therapy can help you identify the underlying causes of your anxiety, understand your triggers and develop healthy ways to cope. Through techniques like mindfulness, cognitive restructuring and stress management, therapy can empower you to regain control over your thoughts and emotions. Over time, you'll build resilience, find balance and create space for more calm and confidence in your life.
Anxiety Symptoms
Emotional Symptoms
Persistent worry or fear that’s hard to control
Feeling on edge, tense or irritable
Trouble concentrating or focusing
Overthinking or racing thoughts
A sense of impending doom or panic
Physical Symptoms
Rapid heartbeat or chest tightness
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Sweating, trembling or feeling dizzy
Muscle tension, headaches or stomach aches
Fatigue or difficulty sleeping (insomnia)
Behavioral Symptoms
Avoiding certain situations or places out of fear
Difficulty relaxing, constantly needing to stay busy
Social withdrawal or fear of being judged by others
Difficulty making decisions or feeling paralyzed by choices