Anxiety Treatment in Raleigh
Manage and overcome anxiety & navigate life’s challenges with a trauma-informed therapist as your partner in care.
Regain Peace of Mind Through Anxiety Treatment
Many people try to “fix” their anxiety on their own, not realizing that the underlying cause of it is deeper than they think. At Breyta, you can find an anxiety therapist who can help you recognize and understand why your worries and fears are so prevalent. With the right approach, you can learn the skills you need to live fully without being weighed down by mental chaos.
Enhance Emotional Regulation
Through anxiety therapy, you can gain greater self-awareness and mindfulness, helping to stabilize your emotions.
Reduce Avoidance Behaviors
Treatment helps to address avoidance behaviors, allowing you to reengage in activities you might have been avoiding.
Strengthen Support Systems
Anxiety therapy provides you with compassionate support, allowing you to build trust and deepen connections with others.
Develop Coping Strategies
You will become equipped with the skills and strategies that allow you to better manage and cope with anxiety.
Boost Self-Esteem
As you regain a sense of control over your anxiety, you’ll begin to experience a boost in self-esteem, self-trust, and self-confidence.
Improved Quality of Life
Less anxiety symptoms means greater peace, improving your quality of life, from better sleep to embracing the moment.
Feeling lost or stuck? Let Breyta be your North Star.
If you are caught in the ebbs and flows of the waves of emotion, or frozen in an iceberg of numbness, we will help you navigate the way forward. Contact our trauma-informed therapists today. We will be your North Star.
Embarking on Your Path to Meaningful Change
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Begin by filling out the contact form where you can request a 15-minute consultation or initial intake session.
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Schedule Initial Session
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Intake Paperwork
Complete your intake paperwork within 24-hours of your initial appointment to hold your session time.
Therapy to Change the
Tides of Anxiety
Your anxiousness may be so intense that it forces you to procrastinate, sabotaging your ability to live up to your full potential. Consequently, this may result in feeling guilty and embarrassed – as if you’re a bad employee, homemaker, or even a bad person. Meanwhile, your obligations are starting to pile up – school assignments, work deadlines, social obligations, your spouse and kids needing attention. The thought of having to do it all makes you unable to relax, catch your breath, and may even lead to panic attacks.
The “hamster wheel” of anxiousness is difficult to get out of on your own, which is why many people decide to seek anxiety treatment. Therapy is a validating and effective way to overcome the vicious cycle of chronic worry and fear. We use a personalized combination of evidence-based methods, namely Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and will match you with a licensed anxiety therapist who will use these methods to help you unlearn problematic behaviors and introduce coping skills.
Find Your Flow with Breyta
You can’t control the waves, but we can help you surf them.
Our approach creates the ripples of change.
Specialized Treatment: Trauma-Informed Care
The entire Breyta experience has been carefully structured through trauma-informed methodology; from our entire team of trauma-informed therapists, all of whom provide care with the utmost sensitivity and intentionality, to our waiting room and offices, all designed from a trauma-informed lens.
Elevated Expertise: Doctoral-Level Psychologists
In order to provide the highest level of psychological care, every one of our clinical psychologists has received their doctorate in the mental health field. We use our specialized knowledge and expertise to offer the most comprehensive and innovative therapeutic approaches.
Innovative Techniques: Process-Based Psychotherapy
Through process-based therapy, the most innovative form of evidence-based therapy, we gain a comprehensive understanding of what makes you who you are, including the core processes keeping you stuck. We then intentionally choose a unique combination of evidence-based approaches to create the most effective treatment plan for you.
Personalized Approach: Client-Centric Practice
The experiences that have shaped you and how you processed them are completely unique. Our client-centric approach to therapy is just as personal, placing you at the center of your care. The specific therapy you receive is a direct reflection of you, evolving with you as you heal and grow.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Avoidance is a big part of anxiety, but odds are, it has caught up to you more than you realize. Our therapy is tailored specifically to you, addressing the underlying cause of your anxiety. Anxiety is a treatable condition, and our therapists are highly skilled. Don’t suffer unnecessarily.
Moreover, trauma-informed care means that you can rest assured that your provider will be able to recognize what has been traumatic for you and can put any difficulties you are facing into this very important context. Often if you work with a provider who does not have the necessary expertise in trauma and PTSD, common post-traumatic behaviors can be unfairly pathologized and met with the question, “What’s wrong with you?” Trauma-informed care providers are able to ask the very important question of, “What happened to you?” This changes the whole dynamic of how you relate to yourself and your problems.
If you are willing to be open about your experience and learn to sit with your emotions to build the skills to be present in the here and now, that will help the anxiety be less scary. Therapy can help transform your relationship to your anxiety to make it more manageable. Think about all the times you tried to “avoid” your anxiety by not talking about it or not going somewhere. Did it work? No. Avoidance is a great short-term solution, but it doesn’t ever get rid of the root of the problem. It will never actually help your anxiety “go away”. Odds are during those times you thought you were avoiding it the anxiety was present with you in the background anyway and as soon as you stopped the avoidance behavior the volume turned back up on the anxiety. Therapy is a long-term solution to anxiety.
Talking about your anxiety means addressing it, but it also means learning that you can handle it, and that it won’t last forever. Therapy helps you understand that your anxious thoughts and feelings are things that you are capable of experiencing and gives you concrete tools and techniques to be able to do so. Avoidance is the “glue” that sustains anxiety, so bringing anxiety into the light and talking about how it affects you is the opposite of that. You can change your relationship to anxiety and live a life that isn’t controlled by fear and worry. Imagine feeling free to do things you enjoy or that interest you without being held prisoner by your anxiety. Psychotherapy can help you do that.
