Anxiety Therapy San Diego
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Anxiety Therapy San Diego
You feel lonely, disconnected, and empty. You notice yourself withdrawing or feeling alone in a full room of loved ones; you're bottling up your feelings and afraid to talk about what bothers you. You hate feeling this way. You know your family loves you but it's so hard to talk about what's going on inside. If they only knew….
Other times you feel like you are sharing too much with friends and family and wonder if you are becoming a burden to them. Are they tired of hearing about your problems? Will they think you are too much and get distant from you?
You’re told you feel too much, you think too much, you’re too sensitive, the list goes on and on. Will I always be this way, you wonder? You’re feeling like there's a hole where your heart should be. You notice you can’t even think anymore either - it’s too loud in your head and it’s affecting your sleep, your school, your work, your family, friends, and loved ones.
You’re becoming so overwhelmed with your life. You’re not making any time for yourself anymore, procrastinating, fearful of making a mistake, of disappointing someone so everything and everybody comes first. You’re tired and you’re ready to make a change. If things could only be different, I would feel better, be better, you catch a tear rising…
About Our Approach to Anxiety Therapy in San Diego
For your anxiety therapy session, you have the choice to meet either in person from our San Diego office conveniently located in Mission Valley on Camino del Rio South with easy freeway access or discover online therapy from the comfort of your home. Together, whether we meet in-person or online, I want you to have the easiest access to get the help you need and feel better fast! As we work together, you will find your ability to overcome challenges and achieve goals - that your life, your mind become a safe space again from all the noise.
Meet Your Anxiety Therapist San Diego: Your Partner in Healing
Hi, I’m Tammy Brooks, a therapist who helps people like you feel good about themselves again. I meet with clients weekly and work together to help you unravel all those anxious experiences, overthinking, second guessing as a way to help you get back in the driver's seat of your own life again! I can't wait to get started with you and your personalized anxiety therapy session towards a more peaceful, calmer life.
Seek Relief from Anxiety with Our Expert Anxiety Therapist in San Diego
Ready to overcome anxiety and find inner peace? Schedule your in-person or virtual online therapy session today with our anxiety therapist in San Diego. Call/Text me at (619) 840-7974 to schedule your free 15 minute phone consultation to learn more and start your journey towards a brighter tomorrow.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Anxiety Therapy San Diego
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Many people find relief after seeking therapy for anxiety. With the help of therapy, you can learn to identify and challenge negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety which leads to increased stress. Additionally, with therapy you can learn tools to improve your self-esteem to begin looking at life with a more positive outlook.
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There are a wide variety of health professionals, which include Licensed Marriage Family Therapists, that treat people with anxiety disorders. Usually, people will seek medication relief from their primary care doctor who will commonly encourage their patient to begin therapy to address underlying causes that are triggering the symptoms related to anxiety.
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There are several types of anxiety which can all vary depending on the situation, severity, duration, and threat. Sometimes, anxiety goes away quickly once the threat or stressor diminishes which allows your nervous system to re-regulate. Other times, people struggle with persistent anxiety or long term chronic anxiety that is complicated by lingering negative thinking loops or blowing events or situations out of proportion. This can lead some people challenged how to regain control. The anxiety begins affecting their day-to-day functioning, in their work, school, or relationships, including doing tasks like driving, speaking, and socializing.
Therapy can help you find relief now and develop coping strategies and tools to function without the overwhelm and stress so you can get back to the things you once did or always dreamed of doing!