Stress therapists in Ukiah, California CA
Stress
Regina Lazarovich
Psychologist, PhD
Challenging life transitions can often bring up anxiety and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help. CBT is an evidence-based form of therapy that focuses on changing patterns of thinking (cognitions) and behaviors associated with stress and anxiety. CBT is supported by research and considered to be the “gold standard” treatment for anxiety disorders. Research indicates that over 60% of those who undergo CBT experience a significant improvement in anxiety symptoms in 12 - 20 sessions. The tools and skills learned during CBT last a lifetime.
I commonly teach CBT strategies such as relaxation skills, problem solving, assertiveness skills and cognitive restructuring, which means reframing unhelpful thoughts. If you feel that stress and anxiety are negatively impacting your life then you are worthy of help and I would be honored to be your guide towards greater freedom and ease.
12 Years Experience
Stress
Dr. Sari Shepphird
Psychologist, Ph.D.
Both success and challenges alike can come with stress. Relationships and life transitions can bring stress as well. Stress is a commonly addressed concern in my practice.
28 Years Experience
Stress
Lila Wallace
Marriage and Family Therapist, MA, LFMT
Stress is so pervasive today that we sometimes forget it’s not a natural part of how humans function. I can help you understand what stress means in your mind and body and how to make better choices with that in mind. Although a certain amount of stress is useful, a feeling of being overwhelmed is not.
12 Years Experience
Stress
Stephanie Davis
Hypnotherapist, Cht
Having a rough day? Self hypnosis can help with that! Sometimes our body and our mind aren’t on the same page, let’s regulate that with hypnotherapy. Wash away the stress, and experience a feeling you can create for yourself with just your thoughts! Let’s take one step at a time together to help build a more supportive mental space.
2 Years Experience
Stress
Dr. Kelly Smith
Psychologist, Ph.D.
When you work in certain fields ongoing stress is a part of your job. However, sometimes when you go home it isn't so easy to just put that down. Families don't always understand why you are on guard, have difficulty turning off your brain, are irritable, angry, sad, or shut down emotionally. Sometimes those hard experiences that you see stick with you. At work they all get it, but you can't always be at work. It is possible to learn ways to better manage stress and let go of those memories so that when your loves ones need you, you can be present, loving, and connected. Don't let your job make your family a statistic.
14 Years Experience