Anxiety looks different for everyone, but common signs include:

• Racing thoughts or constant “what if” scenarios

• Restlessness or difficulty relaxing

• Physical symptoms: muscle tension, gut issues, palpitations, sweating

• Sleep disruption or fatigue

• Avoidance of people, places, or situations

• Irritability or difficulty concentrating

• Feeling “on edge” most of the time

If any of this sounds familiar, you are not alone — and it can change.

Different therapeutic approaches can reduce anxiety by:

• Identifying and reprocessing the root causes (EMDR)

• Building inner resources and coping tools (counselling & NLP)

• Challenging unhelpful thought loops (cognitive strategies)

• Calming the nervous system through grounding and regulation

• Restoring a sense of control and choice in daily life

Every client’s experience of anxiety is unique. My approach is:

• Gentle and collaborative — we move at your pace, ensuring safety and trust.

• Integrative — blending EMDR, counselling, NLP, and life coaching to meet your needs.

• Practical and empowering — giving you tools you can use both inside and outside sessions.

Together, we’ll explore not only the patterns that keep anxiety alive but also the strengths and resilience already within you.

Case Story 1 – Generalised Anxiety

Sophie (not their real name) found herself worrying constantly — about work, her health, her family, even small day-to-day decisions. Her mind rarely rested, and her body often felt tense and restless. To cope, she kept busy at all times, but underneath she was exhausted and overwhelmed.

In therapy, we focused on identifying the thought patterns fueling her anxiety and used grounding techniques to bring her back to the present when her mind spiraled. EMDR sessions helped reduce the emotional intensity behind certain triggers, while counselling provided space to untangle deeper fears. Over time, Sophie learned to calm her nervous system, challenge anxious thoughts, and finally experience moments of peace without constant overthinking.

Case Story 2 – Social Anxiety

James (not their real name) avoided social situations as much as possible. Meetings at work, casual conversations, or even answering the phone left him panicked and self-conscious. His coping was to withdraw — he told himself he was “better off alone,” though deep down he longed for connection.

Through therapy, we worked on gradual exposure to social settings, paired with practical techniques to regulate his body’s anxiety response. NLP helped James reframe the belief that he was “always being judged,” while coaching supported him in practicing confidence in real-world scenarios. With time, James began speaking up more at work and even started enjoying small gatherings with friends without the overwhelming fear of embarrassment.

Case Story 3 – Health Anxiety (Hypochondria)

Maria (not their real name) was convinced that every headache, ache, or flutter in her chest signaled something seriously wrong. She spent hours Googling symptoms, which only made her anxiety spiral further. Doctors reassured her, but the fear never seemed to go away.

In our sessions, we explored the underlying emotional roots of her health anxiety, including past experiences of loss that had left her hyper-aware of danger. EMDR helped reduce the intensity of those memories, while mindfulness practices gave her tools to respond differently when fears arose. Over time, Maria reported fewer panic-driven doctor visits and a greater sense of trust in her body, allowing her to live more fully instead of constantly fearing the worst.

Do I have to talk about everything that makes me anxious?
No — we will only go as far as feels safe. Approaches like EMDR allow us to work with anxiety without needing to relive every detail.

How many sessions will it take?
Every journey is unique. Some clients notice changes within a few sessions; others benefit from longer-term support.

What if I feel worse before I feel better?
Therapy can sometimes stir emotions, but you’ll always be given tools to manage these safely. We’ll work together to keep the process grounded and manageable.

I believe anxiety is not a personal failing — it’s your body and mind doing their best to protect you. My role is to help you make sense of those signals, reprocess the root causes, and build lasting tools for calm and confidence.

The approach I use is integrative — meaning we can draw from EMDR, counselling, NLP, or a blend of these methods. This allows the therapy to move at your pace, focusing on what feels most supportive and effective for you.

Together, we can shift from constant worry to genuine calm and clarity.

Here’s What You Can Expect

• A pace that feels safe — you are always in control of the process.

• Practical tools alongside therapy — so you leave each session with strategies you can use straight away.

• An integrative approach — blending EMDR, counselling, and NLP to ease anxiety and build resilience.

• A safe, compassionate space — many clients share it’s the first time they’ve felt truly understood and accepted.

I also offer a free consultation where we can explore your situation, answer your questions, and see whether anxiety therapy feels like the right fit for you.

📞 Book your free call today — and take the first step toward calm, clarity, and lasting change.