Anxiety therapists in Ukiah, California CA
Anxiety or Fears
Gui Mansilla
Registered Psychotherapist, Lawyer (Arg) M.Div (USA) Reg. Psychotherapist (CA) Coach (Ca)
Unlock the path to freedom from anxiety by delving into its hidden fears. Anxiety, though often debilitating, holds the key to transformative healing. With over two decades of experience and more than 17,000 hours of direct client contact, I have dedicated myself to guiding individuals through the labyrinth of anxiety and various mental health challenges.
My approach begins with establishing a robust foundation, ensuring a stable platform before we venture into the depths to gain insight. Strengthened and equipped with newfound understanding, we navigate to the roots of the pain, uncovering the source of anxiety. The journey then evolves into building essential skills to manage triggers and address and overcome the core pain at its foundation.
If you resonate with the prospect of breaking free from anxiety's grip, I invite you to a consultation. It would be an honour to explore the potential for collaboration on your journey of healing and growth. Together, let's embark on a transformative path towards a life liberated from the shackles of anxiety.
19 Years Experience
Anxiety or Fears
Dr. Lynn E. O'Connor
Therapist, PhD
Working with clients suffering from anxiety, I provide supportive and educational psychotherapy while --in collaboration with my clients-- introducing them to exposure and response prevention methods. I usually encourage clients to obtain a medical evaluation to consider psychotropic medications, such as serotonergic agents. Integrating methods from CBT, the biological sciences, and humanistic perspectives, as a student of Buddhism, I also offer experience with mindfulness meditation and other contemplative approaches in conjunction with self-compassion in accordance with clients' interests.
32 Years Experience
Anxiety or Fears
Lila Wallace
Marriage and Family Therapist, MA, LFMT
Anxiety is very common today, and can have many causes. We’ll identify the roots of your anxiety, review coping skills that work best for you, and use strategies that are easy and effective for anxiety.
12 Years Experience
Anxiety or Fears
Barry Ross
Psychologist, Ph.D.
I am a psychologist, marriage family therapist, bioenergetic analyst, and psychoanalyst with more than 30 years of clinical experience in treating adolescents, adults, and marital couples. I am skilled in helping a person to feel understood and related to in a new and helpful way.
40 Years Experience
Anxiety or Fears
Regina Lazarovich
Psychologist, PhD
I specialize in helping people who struggle with anxiety, panic attacks, and phobias, including agoraphobia.
Anxiety:
You’ve always been a worrier and it’s helped you set and achieve your goals. Lately though, it’s interfering with your work and personal life. It feels like you spend all your time worrying about your career or health or relationships, and less time enjoying those things.
Anxiety doesn’t always look like worrying, sometimes it can show up as disturbed sleep, stomach problems, or irritability. Some people procrastinate, others overwork. Anxiety can even come in the form of specific phobias: intense fears of objects or situations that make your heart race and your stomach drop.
With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I’ll teach you skills for working with unhelpful thoughts and behaviors so you can reclaim your life from anxiety and move towards the nourishing connections you crave.
Panic Attacks & Agoraphobia:
You’re feeling anxious, frustrated, and confused by your experience of sudden rushes of fear accompanied by worry that you’re having a heart attack, dying, going insane, losing control, having a nervous breakdown, or fainting. During these episodes your heart feels like it’s about to burst out of your chest, you feel short of breath, your mouth is dry, you may also be sweating, trembling, shaking, nauseous, hot or cold, dizzy, lightheaded, numb or tingly, and feeling detached from yourself or from reality. These episodes of intense fear are called panic attacks.
Your life may have gotten smaller as you have started avoiding or feeling very anxious in situations because you worry that you might have another panic attack and feel trapped, helpless, or embarrassed. For example, you may fear being in open or enclosed spaces, crowded places, standing in line, or using public transit. Avoiding situations from which escape might be difficult or where help may be unavailable is called agoraphobia.
Panic attacks and agoraphobia are symptoms of panic disorder. Panic disorder traps you in a vicious cycle that begins when you believe the accompanying physical sensations are dangerous. Over time, these beliefs place more attention on physical symptoms which triggers more fear, which perpetuates the panic cycle.
With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I’ll teach you skills for working with thoughts and behaviors so you can break the panic cycle.
12 Years Experience