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Stress
and
Anxiety

Finding Calm in the Chaos:
How Therapy Can Help You Manage Stress and Anxiety

You wake up already feeling the weight of the day ahead. Your mind races through the tasks you need to accomplish—work deadlines, class assignments, or social plans you’re not sure you have the energy for. As you move through your morning routine, it’s hard to shake the tension building in your shoulders or the restlessness in your chest. Even small decisions, like what to eat or wear, feel more difficult than they should.
 
Throughout the day, your focus drifts in and out. At work or in class, you find yourself staring at the same sentence or project, unable to concentrate as your thoughts spiral into worries about the future or replay moments from the past. You might feel on edge, as if there’s too much to manage but not enough energy to get it all done. When you try to relax, your body doesn’t seem to get the message—your jaw clenches, your muscles stay tight, and you find yourself fidgeting or unable to sit still for long.
 
Social interactions bring their own set of challenges. You might worry about saying or doing the wrong thing, or you feel pressure to show up for others when you barely feel present for yourself. By the end of the day, you’re mentally and physically drained, wondering how to break this cycle and feel like yourself again.
 
Therapy can provide a space to untangle these overwhelming feelings and create a path forward. Together, we’ll explore what’s contributing to your stress and anxiety while building tools to help you regain a sense of calm and control. Whether it’s learning strategies to quiet racing thoughts, set healthier boundaries, or manage the physical symptoms of tension, you don’t have to navigate this alone. Taking that first step toward support can open the door to greater balance, clarity, and the ability to face challenges with renewed strength. You deserve that relief, and I’m here to help you find it.

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