LOVELY MINDS COUNSELING
Therapy for Anxiety
IN DENVER, COLORADO & ONLINE ACROSS FLORIDA
Anxiety is a basic emotion that we need for survival... but has it turned into an overwhelming force that is taking over your daily life?
Maybe it has been present for as long as you can remember. You have been able to keep it at bay, but lately you feel as though it is spilling over into your day to day. Perhaps, it seems that a storm recently broke loose and you are getting swept away with worrisome thoughts and body sensations...
Are you ready to let go of this storm of worries, doubts, and fears?
YOU CAN HAVE A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP WITH ANXIETY…
My goal is for you to be able to access anxiety in healthy amounts and to return to a state of balance. Anxiety is a natural response to stress and overwhelming experiences, it alerts us of danger, keeps us diligent when need be, and helps us prepare for the future. Though it may seem this way, your mind and body are not out to get you. To remove your anxiety completely, is to basically remove your human essence.
YOU MIGHT BE EXPERIENCING…
You had a panic attack this week and you are feeling so defeated
You notice that your thoughts are going in circles
You have an important meeting coming up and you feel so overwhelmed
You are among your group of friends but your mind is lost in the worries of tomorrow
You doubt the decisions you make and are constantly asking for reassurance from others
You had something unsettling happen and now you are constantly fearful of the world
common anxiety symptoms
How have you noticed anxiety in your body?
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Fear of the worse happening
Scared
Nervous
Fear of loosing control
Fear of dying
Unsure of self and future
Overthinking
Easily overwhelmed
Second guessing everything
Irritated and agitated
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Numbness or tingling
Feeling hot
Unable to relax
Dizzy or lightheaded
Heart pounding/racing
Unsteady
Hands trembling
Difficulty in breathing
Hot/cold sweats
Nausea
deep breath in… hold… deep breath out… repeat
TOGETHER IN THERAPY, WE WILL…
Explore how anxiety is fully present in your life
Identify the impacts it has on your body and mind
Take a look at what is triggering you
Notice how you respond to the environment around you Learn coping and regulation skills to bring back a sense of calm
Uncover the root of your anxiety in relation to your past experiences
Therapy for anxiety can help you…
Reduce the discomfort of physical symptoms
Improve your relationships with others
Believe in your abilities
Overcome your fears and doubts
Have a strong sense of self-worth and confidence
Take charge in unsettling moments
Learn to control your thoughts and worries
Identify your triggers and work through them.
Reduce feelings of panic and overwhelm
Ready to take the next step?
FAQ’s on Anxiety Therapy
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Anxiety is a common mental health condition that shows up as persistent feelings of worry, fear, and/or unease. It often stems from feeling out of control or overwhelmed by circumstances surrounding you. When you experience situations or thoughts that make you feel powerless, uncertain, or unable to cope, you might even notice physical symptoms like your heart pounding and difficulty breathing.
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We take a look at triggers of anxiety, how anxiety presents in your mind and body, learn coping and regulation skills, restructure thinking patterns, and integrate skills into daily life.
EMDR is also a great approach to getting to the root of your anxiety and seeing long lasting results, particularly those linked to traumatic experiences.
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Anxiety is present both in our mind with our thinking patterns and feelings, and in our body with sensations and impact on our nervous system. You may notice excessive worrying, difficulty controlling or managing worry, feeling restless, fatigued, troubles concentrating, sleep disturbance, and muscle tensions are some symptoms.
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Schedule your free 15 minute phone consultation! This is a chance for us both get to know one another and see if we are a good fit based on your therapy needs. Additionally, a time for myself to help answer any questions you may have about therapy or expectations.