Quiet the mind from constant chatter, guilt & shame

These days, your baseline feels like overthinking, restlessness, and overwhelm.

You don’t remember the last time you felt confident, well rested, and relaxed around others. Life is passing you by and you’re finding it harder to stay in the present moment without worrying about the future.

The boozy brunch isn’t working. The doom scrolling isn’t helping. The advice you’re getting from social media doesn’t feel like enough.

You’re ready to give up…in more ways than one.

But what if your mind could slow down and you could trust your gut more?

Imagine this…

No more immediate negative self-talk. No more instinctual self-loathing. And way less self-sacrificing.

Your inner dialogue starts to feel more calm & supportive, you don’t freak out as much about the future, and you feel more confident in your decision making skills.

It’s right within reach.

This kind of relief doesn’t happen in your head alone, it starts in the body.

  • Actually figuring out what the restlessness, heart pounding, and chest tightness are really communicating to you.

  • Without labeling you or following a rigid plan.

  • An approach that guides you in forgiving yourself for doing what you had to do in order to survive your childhood.

  • Learning to regain a sense of control from tuning into what you feel, rather than what you think you should do.

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  • Feel scattered, restless, or “all over the place” most of the time.

  • Spend too much time doom scrolling into the late evening, even when you meant to go to bed early.

  • Carry guilt or shame about resting, about falling short of expectations, or about what remains undone.

  • Start projects full of energy but struggle to finish them.

  • Feel like every task is a mountain, and switching between them is exhausting.

  • Battle a constant inner critic that tells you you’re “lazy’”or “not doing enough.”

This therapy is for the folx who:

Ready to stop spinning?