Therapy for Anxiety & Self-Trust in Thousand Oaks & Santa Monica
Helping you feel more grounded, confident, and connected to yourself.
Does this sound familiar?
Your mind feels constantly active or hard to quiet
You replay conversations or worry about what others think
You feel pressure to make the “right” decision
You second-guess yourself or struggle to trust your instincts
You feel on edge, even when things seem okay
You want to feel more calm, grounded, and confident
Understanding Anxiety
Anxiety can show up in many ways—racing thoughts, constant worry, physical tension, or a sense that you're always “on.”
Anxiety is not just something happening in your thoughts—it’s also experienced in the nervous system and body.
For many people, anxiety develops as a way of trying to stay safe, prepared, or in control. Over time, it can begin to feel overwhelming or difficult to turn off.
Where Self-Trust Comes in
Anxiety often goes hand-in-hand with self-doubt.
You may find yourself looking outside of yourself for reassurance, questioning your decisions, or feeling unsure of what you truly want.
Part of our work is not only reducing anxiety, but helping you develop a stronger sense of clarity and trust in yourself.
How Therapy Can Help
How therapy can help
In therapy, we work to:
reduce overthinking and mental looping
support nervous system regulation
increase your ability to tolerate uncertainty
build confidence in your decisions and instincts
help you feel more grounded in your daily life
A somatic and integrative approach
My approach to anxiety goes beyond just managing thoughts.
We work with both the mind and the body, helping you understand how anxiety shows up in your nervous system and gently shifting those patterns over time.
Depending on your needs, this may include:
somatic (body-based) awareness
EMDR for processing underlying experiences
parts work to understand internal conflict or self-doubt
Who I work with
I often work with individuals who are:
thoughtful, sensitive, and self-aware
navigating overthinking or high-functioning anxiety
struggling with people-pleasing or self-doubt
wanting deeper, more lasting change beyond coping skills
worry in social situations and mind going blank