Anxiety & overthinking
When your thoughts keep circling, or everyday decisions feel heavier than they used to.
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Therapy for when you’re holding a lot. A thoughtful space to understand yourself, untangle what feels difficult, and move at your own pace.
A conversation. Not a performance.
You can arrive exactly as you are.

I believe being understood can be a powerful place to start. My approach is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in your everyday experience. We’ll take time to notice what’s happening, explore the patterns that keep coming back, and make room for different ways of responding. No rush to find the right words. No expectation to have it all figured out.
Your experience. Your pace. Our work together.
When your thoughts keep circling, or everyday decisions feel heavier than they used to.
When you’ve been keeping everything going, with very little room left for yourself.
When life shifts, relationships change, or you’re figuring out who you want to be next.
An introductory call gives us a chance to talk about what brings you here and answer your questions. There’s no obligation to continue.
In a first session, we’ll explore what you’re experiencing and what you’d like support with. Together, we’ll agree on a way forward.
We’ll work at a pace that feels manageable, making time to reflect on what’s helping and what might need to change.
We’ll talk about what you’re looking for, how I work, and any questions you have. You can decide afterward whether you’d like to book a session.
No. You might have something specific in mind, or simply a sense that things feel difficult. Either is a place to start.
When you book, you’ll see whether each session is online or in person. We’ll go through the practical arrangements before we begin.
We’ll discuss fees, session lengths, and payment arrangements on the introductory call, before you commit to any sessions.
You don’t need a clear explanation. A conversation is enough to start.
Therapy for when you’re holding a lot. A thoughtful space to understand yourself, untangle what feels difficult, and move at your own pace.
A conversation. Not a performance.
You can arrive exactly as you are.

I believe being understood can be a powerful place to start. My approach is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in your everyday experience. We’ll take time to notice what’s happening, explore the patterns that keep coming back, and make room for different ways of responding. No rush to find the right words. No expectation to have it all figured out.
Your experience. Your pace. Our work together.
When your thoughts keep circling, or everyday decisions feel heavier than they used to.
When you’ve been keeping everything going, with very little room left for yourself.
When life shifts, relationships change, or you’re figuring out who you want to be next.
An introductory call gives us a chance to talk about what brings you here and answer your questions. There’s no obligation to continue.
In a first session, we’ll explore what you’re experiencing and what you’d like support with. Together, we’ll agree on a way forward.
We’ll work at a pace that feels manageable, making time to reflect on what’s helping and what might need to change.
We’ll talk about what you’re looking for, how I work, and any questions you have. You can decide afterward whether you’d like to book a session.
No. You might have something specific in mind, or simply a sense that things feel difficult. Either is a place to start.
When you book, you’ll see whether each session is online or in person. We’ll go through the practical arrangements before we begin.
We’ll discuss fees, session lengths, and payment arrangements on the introductory call, before you commit to any sessions.
You don’t need a clear explanation. A conversation is enough to start.
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