Your mind won't slow down — and knowing why hasn't made it stop.
Maybe you lie awake replaying conversations, or rehearsing ones that haven't happened. Maybe you're the person everyone counts on, holding it together on the outside while your head never powers off. Maybe the worry has gotten specific — your health, your kids, your work — or maybe it's just a constant low hum of something's wrong that you can't point to.
You've probably already figured out a lot of it on your own. That's the frustrating part. Insight hasn't been enough to change how you actually feel in the moment.
That gap — between understanding your anxiety and being able to do something about it when it counts — is exactly what I work on.
What therapy for anxiety actually looks like here
I work with teens and adults across Longwood and Central Florida, in person and via telehealth statewide. We won't just talk about your anxiety in the abstract — we'll figure out what's driving the cycle for you and build tools that work in the moments that actually matter: the spiral at 2am, the dread before the hard conversation, the avoidance that quietly runs your week.
I draw on CBT, ACT, and IFS depending on what fits you, but the constant is this: you set the pace, I bring the structure. The goal isn't to make you someone who never feels anxious. It's to make anxiety something you can work with instead of something that runs the show.
What it costs
We're a private-pay practice, but many plans cover a significant share through out-of-network benefits. You can check yours in about a minute on our Fees & Insurance page — no phone calls, no guesswork.
Ready when you are
If any of this sounds familiar, reaching out is the first step that actually changes something.
Joseph Grimsley M.S