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Anxiety Often Increases When Life Changes

Life transitions place real demands on the nervous system. Even positive changes — like becoming a parent, taking on more responsibility, or caring for others — can leave your body stuck in fight-or-flight.

Anxiety during these periods often shows up as:

  • constant worry or overthinking

  • irritability or emotional reactivity

  • difficulty sleeping or fully resting

  • GI symptoms such as stomach pain, nausea, or urgency

  • feeling overwhelmed by everyday demands

These are not signs that you’re failing — they’re signals from your nervous system that it’s overloaded.

I work with adult women who:

  • feel overwhelmed balancing parenting, relationships, and daily responsibilities

  • notice anxiety showing up physically, especially through GI symptoms or chronic tension

  • have tried therapy or coping strategies that no longer work

  • want depth, flexibility, and practical tools — not surface-level advice

  • value their time, their families, and their important relationships

Many of the women I work with are capable, thoughtful, and deeply invested in caring for others — but struggle to meet their own needs without guilt or anxiety.

Who I Work With

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Anxiety Is a Whole-Body Experience

I approach anxiety differently. I don’t believe we can regulate anxiety by doing just one thing.

If you could think your way out of anxiety, breathe it away, or push through it — you would have already done that.

Anxiety lives in the mind, body, and nervous system, and that’s how I approach treatment.

Our work may include:

  • learning how to calm your heart and regulate your breath

  • helping your body fully rest and reset

  • improving sleep and reducing physical stress on the nervous system

  • understanding how habits like hydration, food, movement, and rest affect anxiety

  • building coping strategies using DBT skills

  • addressing thoughts, boundaries, and patterns that keep your needs unmet

  • exploring how your values, meaning, and spiritual health align with the life you’re living

I integrate EMDR when appropriate and can also incorporate neurofeedback for clients who want additional nervous system support — especially when the body feels “stuck.”

My style is flexible but intentional. Sessions are collaborative, practical, and focused on helping you handle emotions in a different way — one that actually works in real life.

My Approach.

Telehealth Therapy Across Colorado

I provide online therapy for women throughout Colorado, including the Denver metro area and surrounding communities.

Telehealth allows you to receive consistent, personalized care without adding more stress to your schedule — so therapy can fit into your life rather than compete with it.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re looking for anxiety therapy that addresses the whole person — not just symptoms — I invite you to reach out.

You can schedule a consultation to ask questions, learn more about my approach, and decide whether this feels like the right fit.

Work With Me

Individual Session $150

Each session is one hour long. This is the best option if you will be choosing to use your out of network benefits through Thrizer.

4 Session Package $500

Purchase 4 sessions and save $100! Consistency is so important when trying to learn and implement new skills and habits.

Why don’t you take insurance?

I’m glad you asked!!

Neurotherapy Add-On

If you’re seeing me for therapy, Neurofeedback is $150/month for unlimited access to training and headset rental. Each check in is $40. We do these biweekly. If you are interested in only doing neurotherapy, please see my other website: www.mindsyncneurotraining.com

I maintain a small number of insurance spots for established clients. However, my practice primarily operates on a private-pay basis.

I have made this decision intentionally so that I can provide care that is flexible, individualized, and focused on the whole person — not limited by insurance requirements.

For more information about this, please see my FAQ page!