For many people, the logistics of in-person therapy aren’t just inconvenient, they’re a real obstacle to getting support. If time constraints, sensory overload, or personal comfort have kept you from starting therapy, virtual therapy might be exactly what you need.
Have you ever found yourself saying, “I know why I feel this way, so why can’t I change it?” You might be able to pinpoint the root of your anxiety, overwhelm, or emotional patterns, yet despite all this insight, nothing seems to shift. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many people intellectualize their emotions, talking about them without actually feeling or processing them. While insight is valuable and necessary for self-growth, it’s not always enough to shift how you feel.
When your child is struggling in school, at home, or with their emotions and behavior, it can be overwhelming to know what kind of help they need. You may have been told that your child needs an evaluation, but with so many different types, it’s hard to know which one is right.
Anxiety can cast a shadow over the creative process, getting in the way of inspiration and stifling productivity. As a therapist who specializes in working with creatives and a performer myself, I have witnessed and experienced the impact that anxiety can have on the creative process.
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