High Functioning Anxiety
Don’t let overthinking and perfectionism get in your way!
Emotions are on overdrive.
No matter what, you're still awake at 2 a.m., overanalyzing every interaction. It starts with worrying about all the decisions you made today at work or school, then shifts to wondering whether others really like you and whether you completed everything on your to-do list.
Hours later, it feels like you’ve been caught in a spider web of thoughts, and you’re left feeling defeated, knowing you have to wake up in a few hours and repeat the cycle.
You can’t turn it off around others. Even when things are going well, you often can’t stop overthinking, whether you’re around people or on your own. You’re constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Anxiety is a silent, lonely cycle. However, it can be eased by acknowledging your fears and taking small, manageable steps to face them. You don’t have to keep fighting this constant tension and exhausting cycle.
There is another way! Where do we begin?
Don't let anxiety run the show! The ultimate flex is that, by working together, we will first help you learn to acknowledge your anxiety, confront those pesky fears, and gently challenge those not-so-great thoughts.
Through mindfulness, you will develop ways to relax and align your body and mind, setting you up for long-term success.
As a result of our work together, you will start to notice the shifts in your day-to-day. In addition, you will begin sleeping through the night and waking up feeling calm and ready to face the day.
Now you will begin to show up more present in your interactions at work/school and with others, and set boundaries without fear of running the show or having to explain yourself.
Don’t let anxiety rule your life.
You feel frozen, unable to pick up your phone, but you don’t have to suffer in silence with those overwhelming thoughts and feelings in your body.
Together, we can find solutions to help you manage your anxiety.
Call me and let’s chat for 15 minutes about how we can help you work with your anxiety instead of against it.