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At our therapy practice, we value diversity and believe that it is essential in creating a safe and inclusive environment for all of our clients. We recognize that every individual has their own unique experiences, backgrounds, and identities, and we strive to create a space where all clients feel seen, heard, and valued. We are committed to actively promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work, and to providing culturally responsive care that is tailored to the needs of each individual client.

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currently accepting new clients for In Person & Virtual Sessions

Anxiety is one of those therapy words that have made their way into our daily conversations. We talk about feeling anxious before a job interview, or we say driving in bad weather gave us an anxiety attack. In a way, it’s good that the frequent references to anxiety have somewhat destigmatized the condition, but the way we talk about anxiety may also lead people to think that it’s “normal” to feel anxious all the time. It’s not! You don’t need to have the same level of worry about picking out your entrée at a restaurant that you have about encountering a grizzly bear. It’s okay to be anxious, worried, cautious, or even fearful in certain situations. It’s not okay to give those feelings all the power in your life. At Silvering Lining Psych, our knowledgeable therapists partner with you to develop skills to manage anxiety and lead a more satisfying life. On this page, you can learn more about therapy for women who are managing anxiety, and you can always reach out to our team if you have questions.

Managing Overwhelming Anxiety for a More Satisfying Life

Therapy for Women with Anxiety

Anxiety is a natural emotion. It’s actually one way the body keeps itself safe. By triggering an anxiety response, the brain tells the body to be more aware and take action to stay safe. This is a wonderful, innate human ability. However, at times, it can interfere greatly with our day to day activities. When anxiety starts to negatively impact your ability to live and enjoy your life fully, that is when we know we need to get help guiding us through to a calmer, better state.

What is Anxiety? 

During therapy sessions, you can partner with a skilled therapist who will help you develop strategies and skills to manage your anxiety. First and foremost, therapy is a safe, stress-free, worry-free space for you to explore the parts of your life that are causing anxiety and develop tools to confront and overcome anxiety. By developing these skills, the hope is that you can take that same sense of safety and stability out of our office and into your day-to-day life.

How Does Therapy Help Women with Anxiety? 

I’ve always been a worrier, but lately, I can’t seem to stop my constant worry thoughts 

Specifically, Therapy For Women Struggling with Anxiety May Benefit You If Any Of The Following Descriptions Sound Familiar:

I feel like something is going to go wrong; I’m always looking for sources of danger

Sometimes, I can’t stop my anxious thinking, and I panic

My worries are overwhelming and during parts of the day really consume much of my thinking

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I’m jumpy and easily startled

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I have difficulty concentrating on anything else other than my anxiety or the potential for anxiety

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I have physical symptoms such as my heart beats fast, I get sweaty, tremble, and sometimes even feel sick

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I prefer to just stay home because dealing with potential issues that could arise is too stressful 

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I don’t feel confident in the workplace or my relationships because I’m always worrying that I’ve done something wrong or that I’m not good enough

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Our team of  therapists are here to support women who are struggling with a range of complex emotions, difficult thinking patterns, and general life challenges. If anxiety has stolen your sense of peace and joy, let’s talk about it and get a plan in place to have more control over what you spend time thinking about. You can get to know our clinicians who offer therapy for women with anxiety by clicking the link to their individual pages below.

Who Offers Therapy for Women with Anxiety?

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YOU are the One in Control of Drawing the Silver Lining Around Your Clouds.

If you’re worrying about making the call to Silver Linings Psych and weighing it against the potential consequences of going on as things have been for you, it may be time to talk to someone. Many people struggle with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and find themselves stuck in a cycle of anxious thinking that leaves them feeling frozen. The Silver Linings Psych therapists would love to work with you to make that change in your life that will help you do what is most meaningful to you. When you’re ready, we are here for you. Use the link below to request a consultation call or reach out to our team to learn more. 

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Visiting any of the pages on the Silver Linings Psych website or by contacting any of the therapists at SLP, by e-mail, phone or social media, does not constitute or establish a therapeutic or professional relationship.