You are not broken
Anxiety and Depression Therapy in Oregon
Your brain has learned a pattern. And patterns can change.
Anxiety isn't weakness. Depression isn't a character flaw. They are real, recognizable conditions with real, identifiable causes in the way your brain processes threat, loss, and uncertainty.
You may have been living with this for so long that it feels like just who you are. It isn't.
What anxiety can look like
Worry that won't turn off. A sense of dread you can't explain. Tension in your body. Difficulty sleeping, concentrating, or simply relaxing. The feeling that something bad is always just around the corner.
Sometimes anxiety looks like control: over-preparing, over-planning, never fully arriving anywhere. Sometimes it looks like avoidance. Often it looks like both.
What depression can look like
Not always sadness. Sometimes it is numbness. A flatness. The absence of things you used to enjoy. Difficulty getting started on anything. A quiet voice that says nothing will change, so why try?
I know what it is like to struggle with depression firsthand. I know the shame of admitting something is wrong, the effort it takes to reach out, and the relief of finally doing it. Treatment works. I am proof of that.
Sometimes anxiety looks like control: over-preparing, over-planning, never fully arriving anywhere. Sometimes it looks like avoidance. Often it looks like both.
Check my Psychology Today profile HERE.
The neuroscience behind it
As a therapist certified in Neuropsychotherapy, I work with you at the level of how your brain actually functions. Anxiety and depression are not abstract emotional states, they are patterns in your nervous system that have been reinforced over time. Understanding how and why they formed is the first step toward changing them.
This is not about talking endlessly about your childhood. It is about understanding the roots of your patterns, being compassionate with yourself, taking honest responsibility for what you can change, and building new ones.
How we will work together
I will not rush you, minimize what you're experiencing, or offer empty reassurance. But I will also not let you stay comfortable in your pain.
At some point, healing asks something of you. I will be there when that moment arrives.
You've been carrying this long enough. Let's do something about it.
I offer telehealth therapy for anxiety and depression to adults throughout Oregon, including Portland, Eugene, Salem, and Bend.




