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What a trainer told her jockey before the race is something I’d say to anyone living with anxiety One of the things I come back to most in my work
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In 20 years of doing this work, one thing has stood out: anxiety is almost always part of the story. Whether it’s relationships, family, infertility, trauma, or breakups—anytime the future feels uncertain, anxiety shows up. I specialize in helping people face that head-on, so it feels less consuming and more manageable. You don’t have to live in constant “what ifs”—it’s possible to feel lighter, steadier, and more like yourself again.
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What a trainer told her jockey before the race is something I’d say to anyone living with anxiety One of the things I come back to most in my work

Hey, it’s Candice here. One of the most useful things I’ve learned — both in my own life and after more than twenty years in mental health (the last ten

Hey, it’s Candice here. There’s something I’ve noticed after more than twenty years in mental health and the last ten years focused specifically on anxiety and trauma: therapy naturally skews

Hey, it’s Candice here. One of the most common patterns I see in my work is the swing between anxiety and depression. It often looks like this: Periods of excessive
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