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Anxiety Therapy in Denver, CO

Anxiety is not just “in your head”

Often, anxiety makes sense in the context of:

  • Past experiences where it really wasn’t safe to relax

  • Growing up in a home where you had to monitor other people’s moods

  • Trauma, neglect, or chronic stress that taught your nervous system to stay on alert

  • Identities that have been marginalized, targeted, or misunderstood

In our work, we don’t pathologize your anxiety. We get curious about:

  • How it began

  • What it’s trying to prevent

  • Where it lives in your body

  • What it needs now

Is your nervous system rarely calm?

Anxiety can look like:

  • Constant worrying and “what if” thinking you can’t turn off

  • A tight chest, racing heart, or buzzing body

  • Trouble sleeping, or waking up already tense

  • Over‑preparing, people‑pleasing, or perfectionism that never feels like enough

  • A sense that something bad is about to happen—even when nothing is obviously wrong

You might be high‑functioning on the outside while feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or on edge on the inside.

Anxiety therapy is a place to understand what’s happening in your mind and body, and to explore what your anxiety might be trying to protect you from.

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How I work with anxiety

I offer trauma‑informed, psychodynamic therapy that tends to both your inner world and your nervous system. I may integrate:

  • Mind‑body awareness (noticing sensations and patterns without judgment)

  • IFS‑informed “parts work” (meeting the anxious part rather than fighting it)

  • EMDR‑informed tools when anxiety is connected to specific memories or experiences

Together, we aim to:

  • Help your body find more moments of regulation and safety

  • Understand the roots of your anxiety (not just manage symptoms)

  • Loosen the grip of perfectionism, people‑pleasing, or over‑functioning

  • Create more room for rest, ease, and choice

What you might notice over time

While every journey is different, many people describe:

  • Fewer spirals into worst‑case scenarios

  • Less self‑criticism and more self‑understanding

  • An increased ability to say “no” and set boundaries

  • A nervous system that feels less constantly “on”

You don’t have to erase your anxiety to relate to it differently.

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Ready to Start Anxiety Therapy?

I offer anxiety therapy for adults in Denver, CO and online for residents of Colorado.

If anxiety has been running the show for a long time, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Reach out if you’d like to see whether we might be a good fit.

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