Anxiety is a relatively common mental health concern that people may experience at various points. Certain life events, such as a new job, relationship, death, or birth can trigger a bout of anxiety. Other people have an anxiety disorder that clouds much of their day-to-day life. Counseling interventions for anxiety range depending on its severity.
Available Treatment Options
One of the most common approaches to therapy for anxiety is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), where therapists assist people in identifying unhelpful thought patterns and developing coping mechanisms that promote healthier behaviors. Other approaches include Exposure Therapy, where a person and their therapist work toward decreasing the anxiety surrounding a specific situation or thing by slowly exposing them to it. Mindfulness and relaxation interventions also are helpful for anxiety.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Anxiety
It takes bravery to start the journey from struggle and pain toward insight, wisdom, and healing. I am committed to assisting you in making gift to yourself and your community. We hear a lot about post-traumatic stress, but it's also very important to invite post-traumatic growth. If the hard knocks of life stay unaddressed - words unspoken, questions unasked, feelings unnamed and unexpressed -...
Stress and suffering come in many forms. How you manage challenges in your life depends largely on the beliefs and attitudes you hold, and the life skills you bring to your experience. Whether you’re facing a life changing diagnosis or medical event, making a major decision or transition in your life, or wanting to explore how past experiences shape your current thoughts and behaviors, you may ...
Hello and welcome. When working with children, adolescents, and adults my focus is to draw on you or your child’s strengths to help navigate and cope with the ups and downs in life. I try to help individuals improve their mental health and to help move forward when feeling stuck in their current situation or when faced with tough life decisions. When working with clients, I utilize facets of...
Please allow me to introduce myself. I have been working with children, young adults and adults for over nine years. I have worked with veterans, first responders, those with disabilities. My specialties include but not limited to Sexual Trauma, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, Depression and Anxiety. I have been certified through the VA/Springfield Vet Center for...
It is common for us to struggle to cope with life’s stressors and feel as if we have little control over anxiety, depression, anger, unhelpful thoughts, unhealthy behaviors, and more. This often leads to feeling detached and disconnected in many ways. You may seek to learn ways to improve your sense of self and relationships, as well as bring you closer to what gives you meaning and purpose. Th...
My goal is to help individuals, couples, and families overcome life’s obstacles. I believe individuals possess the resiliency to discover their strengths with guidance in therapy. Through therapy one can elicit strengths to bring about hope, balance, and change in life. I utilize a more collaborative approach to therapy including Collaborative, Narrative, Solution - Focused, and Strategic Famil...
"Wholeness, Wellness, Coming Your Way" As a therapist, I've worked with children ages 3-17, and adults ages 18-85. I begin by meeting each individual person where they are mentally, emotionally, and developmentally. I have treated and have great success with depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, ODD, Autism, Grief, and substance abuse. I also provide marriage and couples counseling. I earned my Mast...
I provide a supportive, judgment-free space and facilitate developing new coping skills, awareness, self-discovery, growth, and healing. I believe in an individual and integrative approach; therefore, the tools and techniques will be different depending on your needs! Through collaboration and building a strong therapeutic relationship, we will be working towards achieving your desired goals an...
My therapeutic viewpoint is that all clients can change if they have a supportive therapist in a therapeutic environment that is conducive to change. Additionally, they must have the desire to change, set goals, and work on the skills needed outside of the counseling session to create lasting change. My speciality is working with clients who are "sick and tired or being sick and tired," and the...
Many counselors will treat symptoms that are showing up in your life; symptoms can include feelings of sadness, anxiety or isolation, night terrors, substance abuse including alcohol or drugs, low self-esteem, narcissism, cutting, paranoia, hallucinations, irrational fears, difficulty sleeping, excessive anger, repetitive self-defeating thoughts or behaviors, thoughts of suicide, feelings of...
Lavonia Brown earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology in December 2012 from Troy University. Lavonia obtained her Master of Science degree, in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, in December 2016 from Troy University. Lavonia has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults both on the individual and family level. These experiences also include being a Clinical Mental...
Do you need a safe space right now to talk about your thoughts and feeling of uncertainty? We can work at issues that are affecting you and your family due the COVID-19 pandemic or other issues by teletherapy until there is not the need for social distancing. Sometimes it all seems so overwhelming and impossible. I work from a client-centered, eclectic counseling style that is tailored to the...
Dr. Tiffany M. Crayton deeply values creating a space that awakens one’s bravery. A space that is free of shame and helps clients discover their true authentic selves. Dr. Crayton invites you to show up as you are with your complexities. All the things that make you who you are. Dr. Crayton works from a non-pathological approach, which means we will look past the diagnosis and work on the root...
If you are not where you want to be, or who you want to be, there is a path towards a future. And looking for change is a great start! Depression, anxiety, obstructive habits; these can be telling you that it’s time to look at your life, understand what creates discomfort and what works, and find the momentum to take action. Your past may have shaped you but you can shape your future. If it’s t...
Our everyday experiences can leave us feeling upset about our past and anxious about our future. When we experience this, we move through our days looking for answers to feel better and gain control of our lives. We may find that our worries and feeling get in the way of our relationships, jobs, and school. Understanding our experiences, who we are, and learning to be present can help address t...
