How we help

Anxiety, mood & focus

Find your calm, your energy, and your focus again.

Anxiety, depression, mood swings, and attention struggles are among the most common reasons people reach out. We take a holistic approach that works at your pace, combining talk therapy, neurofeedback, coaching, and medication referrals when they help.

Does this sound like you?

These struggles are common, and they are treatable. We help with:

Worry that won't switch off

Fear, racing thoughts, or panic, often with a racing heart or trouble sleeping.

Low mood and low energy

Feeling flat, hopeless, or stuck, and losing interest in things you used to enjoy.

Highs and lows

Mood swings between energized, impulsive highs and draining lows.

Trouble focusing

Distraction, procrastination, and difficulty planning and following through.

Impulses that take over

Reacting before you can pause, with emotions or behaviors you later regret.

Life that feels harder than it should

Work, school, and relationships that suffer because everything takes so much effort.

A holistic approach, at your pace.

Treatment starts with a thorough intake and assessment, then a plan tailored to your needs and personality.

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Evidence-based therapy

CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, Gestalt, and existential approaches, matched to you.

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Neurofeedback

Non-invasive brain training that improves emotional regulation, impulse control, and focus.

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Coaching

Practical, strengths-based ADHD coaching with structure and accountability.

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Skills you can use

Coping strategies for stress, sleep, impulses, and unhelpful thinking patterns.

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Medication referral when needed

If you stay stuck, we help you decide whether a psychiatric referral makes sense.

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Assessment for clarity

Doctoral-level ADHD, OCD, and personality testing when a clear diagnosis would help.

Tools you can use today.

Common questions.

Not necessarily. Many people improve with therapy, neurofeedback, and lifestyle changes. If you stay stuck, we can help you decide whether a referral to a psychiatrist makes sense.

They can look alike and often occur together. A thorough intake, and doctoral-level testing when helpful, gives you a clear answer.

We are not an emergency service. Call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, free and available 24/7. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

You don't have to push through alone.

A free consultation is an easy first step. We'll help you understand what's going on and what could help.

Emily Brown, Client Care CoordinatorEmily Brown, Client Care CoordinatorSchedule a consultation with Emily to be matched with the right therapist or coach for your needs and your timeframe.