Maybe your mind never slows down. You’re always planning, predicting, scanning.
You might look like you’re managing well — but inside, you’re on edge, second-guessing yourself, or wondering why you can’t just relax.
Difficulty relaxing, even when things are going okay
A mind that won’t stop scanning for what could go wrong
Overthinking conversations or second-guessing decisions
Physical symptoms like fatigue, tightness, or trouble sleeping
Feeling tense, restless, or “off” — without knowing why
Constantly bracing for what’s next — even when there’s no immediate stress
Anxiety isn’t always panic attacks or worst-case scenarios.
For many people — especially high-functioning adults — anxiety shows up as:
Always needing to be “on”
Struggling to relax without guilt
Internal pressure to plan for every possibility
Over-preparing, over-editing, or overthinking
Feeling physically drained, even when nothing big is happening
You don’t need to come in knowing exactly where to start. We’ll begin with what feels most present.
Even if you understand your anxiety, that doesn’t mean it’s easy to change. That’s where therapy can help.
Understand how anxiety shows up in your mind and body
Break cycles of overthinking and self-criticism
Build tools to calm your nervous system and respond with more choice
Explore boundaries, values, and patterns that keep you stuck
Learn how to feel more present — not always waiting for the other shoe to drop
Reconnect with a sense of inner steadiness, not just coping
These are some of the areas we can explore together, at your pace and based on your goals.
▸ Generalized anxiety
▸ High-functioning anxiety
▸ Overthinking and rumination
▸ Stress management
▸ Physical symptoms of anxiety (sleep, fatigue, tension)
▸ Anxiety mixed with depression
▸ People-pleasing, self-doubt, or difficulty saying no
Therapy doesn’t erase anxiety — but it can help you move through life with more steadiness, clarity, and self-trust.
No. Many people start therapy because something feels “off” — even if they don’t have a label for it. If you relate to what’s on this page, that’s reason enough to begin.
Overthinking, restlessness, and emotional pressure are common symptoms of anxiety. You don’t have to meet clinical criteria to benefit from support.
Yes. Insight is helpful — but it’s not the same as integration. Therapy can help you connect that insight to nervous system regulation, self-trust, and lasting change.
Whether you’ve been navigating anxiety for years or just starting to wonder if something’s off, therapy can support you in feeling more grounded and clear.
Based in Ontario, I offer online therapy for anxiety, overthinking, and stress — serving adults in Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga, London, Waterloo, Kingston, Guelph, Hamilton, Brampton, and across the province.