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Tag: Anxiety

Strategic Rest: Why Deliberate Downtime Can Boost Your Success

Hey there, high achiever! Let’s talk about something that might feel counterintuitive: taking breaks to get ahead. Sounds weird, right? Stick with me, this could be the game-changer you’ve been looking for. The Sneaky Truth About Productivity Remember pulling those all-nighters in college or working weekends to “get ahead”? We’ve all been there. But here’s […]

5 Therapy Myths Debunked: What You Really Need to Know

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy but haven’t taken the leap yet, you’re not alone. Many people hesitate because of misconceptions about what therapy is actually like. Maybe you’ve heard stories that scared you, or you’re worried about what might happen if you open up to a therapist. The truth? Most of what people […]

5 Ways High Achievers Can Set Boundaries at Work

If you’re a high achiever, you’re probably excellent at getting things done—but struggle with saying no. You take on extra projects, respond to emails at all hours, and push through exhaustion because “that’s what it takes to succeed.” But here’s the truth: working without boundaries doesn’t necessarily make you more successful. It can make you […]

The Brave First Step: Beginning Your Therapy Journey

Hello there! I’m so glad you’ve found your way to this space—a meaningful step on your journey towards healing and growth. The fact that you’re reading these words right now says you’re already on an inner journey of self-discovery. Whether you’re simply curious about how therapy might fit into your life or you’re ready to […]

How Do I Engage a Child in Therapy? It’s easy… I Let My Little Therapy Helpers Do the Work!

Children don’t heal through long conversations—they heal through stories, movement, imagination, and connection. In my practice, I use art therapy, play-based interventions, and experiential activities to help children express feelings that are too big or too confusing for words. Therapy becomes a safe, creative space where they can explore emotions, learn coping skills, and build […]

The Holidays and Coparenting issues

I often hear parents tell me their kids are doing fine with their divorce.  However, when I ask the child how they are doing, they often say they are stuck in the middle of war.  I also have many parents who are thinking about divorce ask me, “how will this affect my child?”  This is […]

Overcoming “What If” Thinking: Releasing the Anxiety of Catastrophizing

Elisha S Lee

  Do you ever find yourself caught in a whirlwind of “what if” thoughts? You know, those anxious phrases playing on repeat in your mind: “What if something terrible happens?” or “What if I can’t handle it?” This pattern of worst-case-scenario thinking, often called catastrophizing, can weigh heavily on your mental health and rob you […]

Healing After Sexual Addiction and Betrayal

The Recovery Tripod A Framework for Couples Think of this framework like a tripod holding up a camera. Each leg represents one of the three healing pillars. If one leg is weak or missing, the whole structure tips over — the image (a restored life and relationship) cannot be held steady. The Betrayal Trauma Leg provides grounding and […]

Understanding a Midlife Crisis: A Call to Wholeness, Not Breakdown

The Myth of the Midlife Crisis We’ve all heard the clichés: the sports car, the sudden career pivot, the restless search for meaning. But behind those images lies something much more human. A midlife crisis isn’t about impulsivity or vanity; it’s often a deeply personal reckoning between who we’ve been and who we still hope […]

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