“Your mind will answer most questions if you learn to relax and wait for the answer.”
—William S. Burroughs

Anxiety Therapy in Miami, FL

Do you want a break from your mind? Would you like to not overthink things so much? Would you like to worry less, sleep better, and be more present? If the answer is yes, talking with an anxiety therapist in Miami, FL might be a great starting point.

Anxiety symptoms

Common Anxiety Symptoms

Too much worrying and nervousness.

Feeling edgy, tense, restless.

Difficulty focusing and being present.

Trouble sleeping.

Stomach issues such as gas, constipation, diarrhea.

Avoidance of anything that might trigger anxiety such as social situations, conversations, etc.

Numbness or tingling sensations.

Increased heart rate, sweating.

Feeling detached from oneself.

Fear of going crazy or losing oneself.

Shortness of breath, chest tightness, or sensation of choking.

Anxiety treatment

Benefits of Anxiety Therapy

Helps you identify anxiety triggers and manage the symptoms of anxiety.

Can increase your ability to concentrate as well as disconnect when appropriate.

Increase awareness of how anxiety symptoms appear and what they are communicating to you.

Will help you develop a sense of control and peace in your life.

Anxiety Therapy in Miami & Online

Are Anxiety Symptoms Limiting Your Potential For Happiness And Emotional Connection?

Are you a successful, intelligent individual, yet you never feel good enough or even capable of enjoying your accomplishments? Do you feel like you always have to be perfect or else people will discover that you are an “imposter”? Is your mind so preoccupied with other people's needs, their perception of you, and whether or not you're a good person? Perhaps, this causes you to have trouble focusing, sleeping well, or even taking care of your own needs?

Maybe, you avoid social settings because underlying anxiety fuels negative, bitter, or cynical thoughts. This may make it difficult to fully engage and feel included. Or perhaps, you have a difficult time maintaining intimate relationships because you either stress about getting too close or worry about being rejected once you do.

Anxiety and/ or depression can have a profound impact on anyone’s life, but if you are a conscientious, achievement-oriented individual, it can manifest in unique ways. For instance, your individuality has always been an asset, but you never quite felt accepted or connected to your family as a result. Or the pressure to always be on the move is evolving into anger and aggression, creating tension in your relationships. If you are accustomed to being in control of things, dealing with these powerful, yet confusing emotions can add another layer of frustration to the mix. Consequently, you’re likely second-guessing yourself and ruminating on ways you could be doing things better.

At this point, you are probably just looking for a way to shut your mind down for a while and take stock of the life you’ve created for yourself. With my support and guidance, you can learn how to love yourself, improve your relationships, and simply enjoy your life in peace.

Anxiety & depression are Extremely Common—Especially In Metropolitan Life

Anxiety is one of the most prominent mental health concerns in the US, affects over 40 million adults every year.* And just because you are successful or have an otherwise good life doesn’t mean that you are immune. In fact, many goal-oriented and success-driven people who have come from humble roots frequently struggle with social anxiety, PTSD and anxiety, phobia, or generalized anxiety disorder.

Sometimes, that can be the result of a person’s background and early family life. For instance, if you grew up in an environment where you had to excel in order to stand out or avoid abuse, you may have developed perfectionist or people-pleasing tendencies as an adult. Conversely, if you were subjected to neglect or overt criticism without appreciation as a child, you may have grown to question your own worth—especially in the absence of success. In either case, the self-doubt and resulting need for validation can become a part of who you are—pushing you to constantly go go go!

Even the nature of living in the city can make you feel inadequate as you measure your life against others. Moreover, the “work hard/play hard” mindset built into the culture of highly competitive industries, such as finance or law, can make anxiety seem like a natural part of life. Since you work so hard, it’s easy to feel entitled to some sort of escape—even if it is unhealthy. However, in the end, trying to drown out the stress and self-doubt only makes you prone to professional burnout, anger management issues, relationship stress, or even depression.

The tragic thing is that many high-achievers have taught themselves how to turn their anxiety into something productive. So it can be hard to surrender to a reality in which you have to challenge those things because in many ways they have paid off in real dividends. But working with an anxiety therapist can help you take control and own your life without having to constantly reaffirm your value through success. With a little work, you can learn how to take a step back, relax, and enjoy your accomplishments without feeling irresponsible.

Anxiety Therapy in Miami, FL Offers You Empowerment And Direction

Anxiety therapy acts as a safe, compassionate space where you can give floor time to your emotions, thoughts, and experiences and reflect on how they all come together to create who you are. It helps identify your real needs, explore your desires, and reveal ways in which you may be helplessly perpetuating the cycle of neglect you suffered somewhere in life. With a little work, you can set a healthy baseline for your feelings while learning to honor your emotional self, heal old wounds, and validate your own worth.

I offer a growth-oriented approach to healing that is both tender and forthright. Additionally, I like to make things light and humorous because, when you get down to it, some of the thoughts we can have about ourselves are outright ridiculous. In some ways, I think of anxiety treatment as a collaborative conversation—an exchange of ideas—with an impartial ally who can offer you clarity and direction.

To that end, we’ll begin by gently peeling away the layers of your anxiety, looking to the past for any contributing factors. We may explore childhood experiences, relationships with friends, romantic partnerships, failures, uncomfortable moments in life, trauma, sex, success—anything that gives us insight. We’ll also identify any adverse experiences or instances of neglect that may have made it difficult to love yourself. Plus, we can discuss what healthy success looks like versus what it intrinsically means to you. Lastly, we can work on setting healthy boundaries, changing unhealthy behaviors, and adopting accurate representations of yourself and your worth.

We all Experience Anxiety Symptoms Differently

Each person’s experience with anxiety is different, so I offer a range of treatment methods. Using psychoanalysis blended with a solution-focused, growth-oriented approach to healing, we’ll identify any experiences from the past that are hijacking your life so you can change the way they affect you. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a powerful tool that helps you spot traps in negative thinking so you can reframe misconceptions into something more positive and realistic. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy enables you to access and process memories and events—especially related to neglect—providing rapid relief for severe anxiety symptoms.

I know that it can be hard to convince yourself to slow down and ask for help, but you deserve to enjoy life and feel good about yourself. With my support, you can finally let go of the past and feel secure in who you are now. Further, you can learn how to communicate better, foster greater intimacy with your partner, and be more comfortable with a wider range of emotions.

Whatever impact anxiety is having on your life, I can help you come to a place of guiltless contentment and internal peace.

Common Questions About Anxiety Treatment in Miami, FL

Does anxiety therapy really work?

Right now, you are likely stuck in patterns of behavior that you have been unable to change on your own. You may not even be aware of these patterns. However, just as you would seek out a mechanic for your car or a personal trainer for the gym, an anxiety therapist can help you take concrete steps to make sustainable improvements in your overall well-being. I am very passionate about what I do because I love seeing my clients grow. Therefore, I know from personal experience just how life-changing anxiety treatment can be.

I’m worried that talking about the anxiety might make it worse.

Anxiety treatment has many layers, some of which can be uncomfortable but so are the limitations, edginess, and unhappiness that anxiety causes. Often there is a lot of avoidance around seemingly negative experiences, such as feeling shameful, being angry, needing something/someone, or not feeling good enough. What we frequently ignore is that avoiding all these negative emotions also means that we’re shutting down positive emotions.

As a result, life starts to feel dull and even depression might kick in. So one of my goals is to honor your healing process by striking a balance in which you always feel challenged—but safe. In doing so, I can help you develop a healthier skill set to manage things like fear, self-doubt, and vulnerability.

Why do I need an anxiety therapist’s help?

My clients appreciate the value of working with a professional to overcome personal struggles. This is especially helpful as it relates to mental health because it impacts every single aspect of their lives. Yet, they initially struggle to reach out because they are not comfortable relying on other people. This is a clear indicator of the problem at hand. Some people may also believe that what's happened to them is "silly" compared to what other people have been through. Therefore, they should be able to resolve it on their own.

However, anxiety therapy in Miami, FL with me is about validating your experiences, fostering inner safety, and ultimately putting yourself (not your anxiety) in control. even though you are temporarily relying on someone else, we both know that you don’t need help forever. Therefore, my hope is to quickly get you to a place where you no longer need my guidance.

Give Yourself Permission To Stop Worrying And Be Happy

If you are struggling with anxiety, imposter syndrome, or self-esteem issues, I can help. Please call 786-366-6030 for your free, 15-minute consultation to see how my approach to anxiety treatment may be able to help you feel happy, healthy, and whole.

Begin Anxiety Therapy in Miami, FL

If you’re struggling with GAD, social anxiety, phobias, panic disorder, or a wide range of other anxiety symptoms, then anxiety therapy can help you feel more in control. I offer therapy both in my in-person office and via online therapy practice in Miami, Florida is where I help clients feel like better versions of themselves. You’ll work with me, your anxiety therapist who specializes in a wide range of issues. To get started in therapy, follow these simple steps:

  1. Contact Psych Blossom

  2. Meet with anxiety therapist

  3. Start enjoying life in a more fulfilling way.

Other Mental Health and Wellness Services at Psych Blossom Counseling

Anxiety therapy isn’t the only service I provide in my Miami, Florida counseling practice. Other mental health services Psych Blossom Counseling provides include depression treatment, marriage counseling and couples therapy, relationship therapy for singles, PTSD treatment, and trauma therapy, and EMDR therapy. All services are available in person or via online therapy in Florida. I look forward to working with you on your journey towards wellness and mental health.

What happens behind the scenes impacts the quality of the care you receive.

We treat our clinicians well so you get a provider who is refreshed, enthusiastic and able to provide top quality care. Here’s how we care for them, so they can care for you:

  • Our clinicians get an hour break every 4th session

  • They only see 5-6 clients/day

  • They only see the number of clients they feel comfortable with (typically less than 25/week)

  • They get stippens for continued education every year

  • They participate in supervision and consultation monthly, regardless of years of experience

  • They have admin staff to assist them in all the administrative tasks

  • They get competitively compensated

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