Move beyond overthinking and restore a sense of internal steadiness.

Anxiety & Overthinking Therapy in Frisco, Texas

Anxiety does not always look like panic or constant worry. For many women and teen girls, it shows up as overthinking, constant self-monitoring, tension in the body, and an inability to mentally shut off. You may replay conversations, anticipate problems before they happen, or feel stuck in your head even when nothing is actively wrong.

I offer anxiety and overthinking therapy through limited in-person sessions in Frisco, Texas, along with secure virtual therapy for clients in Texas, Arizona, and Montana. This work helps calm the nervous system, reduce mental pressure, and restore a sense of internal steadiness rather than constant alertness.

Christian faith integration is available for clients who want it and is always client-led and guided by their comfort level.

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Who This Work Supports

Anxiety and overthinking therapy may be a good fit if you or your daughter:

  • Feel mentally busy or unable to turn thoughts off

  • Overanalyze decisions, conversations, or mistakes

  • Experience constant tension or unease in the body

  • Worry about getting things wrong or disappointing others

  • Appear high functioning while feeling internally unsettled

  • Feel exhausted from the weight of constant thinking

Anxiety often hides behind competence. Many clients seek therapy because their internal world feels far more chaotic than their external life suggests.

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Patterns That Keep the Mind Busy

Therapy focuses on understanding and interrupting the patterns that keep anxiety active, including:

  • Chronic overthinking and mental rumination

  • Hypervigilance and constant self-monitoring

  • Perfectionism and the fear of making mistakes

  • Difficulty tolerating uncertainty or lack of control

  • Physical tension linked to high mental pressure

Rather than trying to control anxious thoughts, therapy works with the nervous system to reduce the underlying sense of threat driving them.

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Lasting Nervous System Change

This work helps create internal safety so your system no longer needs to stay on high alert. Over time, many clients notice:

  • Fewer racing or intrusive thoughts

  • Reduced physical tension and a calmer baseline

  • A greater ability to stay present and engaged

  • Less self-criticism and internal mental pressure

  • Increased confidence and emotional steadiness

The goal is not to eliminate thoughts, but to change your relationship with them so they no longer control your day.

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How This Process Is Structured

Anxiety therapy is paced, relational, and grounded in evidence-based care. This typically includes:

  • A free consultation to explore fit and concerns

  • Individual sessions tailored to your specific needs

  • Trauma-informed approaches prioritizing regulation

  • Support for both emotional and physical anxiety responses

  • Optional Christian faith integration when desired

Sessions focus on helping you feel steadier rather than simply managing every anxious thought.

Location & Availability

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    In-Person Sessions

    In-person therapy is available in Frisco, Texas.

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    Virtual Therapy

    Virtual therapy is available for teen girls and women physically located in Texas, Arizona, and Montana.

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    Private Pay

    All services are offered on a private-pay basis.

A Specialized Approach for Finding Your Quiet

Choosing a private-pay model ensures your anxiety therapy is guided by your need for peace, not insurance limitations. This approach allows us to move beyond surface-level coping to change how your body carries the load of "mental noise," addressing the root patterns of anxiety while keeping your story deeply private.

Clients who choose this specialized support are ready for more than temporary relief. They are looking for an intentional space to shift their nervous system and build an internal steadiness that lasts.

You do not have to stay stuck in your head

If anxiety or overthinking is keeping you tense, exhausted, or disconnected, support is available.

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