Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Edgerton, KS.

Everyone experiences anxiety or stress in some from or another at some point in their lifetimes. But with those who suffer severely from them, anxiety and stress can make it very difficult to make it through a normal day. When working with clients who suffer from anxiety and stress my goal is to teach them a variety of ways cope. In my sessions I teach easy techniques that can be used in a pinch, to more in depth anxiety and stress reductions techniques. My goal is for my clients to feel like they are not alone I their suffering and that anxiety and stress can get better with work.

At Trent Sullivan Counseling, we specialize in supporting busy millennials and helping professionals experiencing burnout, imposter syndrome, stress, compassion fatigue, and anxiety. We understand the toll that these challenges can take on your well-being and quality of life. In our therapy sessions, we provide a compassionate and non-judgmental space for you to explore the root causes of your stress and anxiety, develop coping strategies, and cultivate mindfulness and resilience. Through our collaborative approach, we empower you to regain control over your thoughts and emotions, leading to a greater sense of calm, balance, and fulfillment in your daily life.

We are not born with anxiety. Anxiety and stress are a learned way to cope with difficult situations, and they actually do not help the situation, they just make it worse. Medication treats the symptoms, and can be helpful, but it does not heal anything. I want to work with you to help discover what is the reason you react this way and others don't. We can explore how you learned this, and discover if there is indeed a better coping mechanism available to you.

We often go through our lives in a chronic state of anxiety. Often feeling overwhelmed by not knowing what it is we're even anxious about. I help clients identify the "why" behind their anxiety. Once we identify the why and other emotions present, we can identify what we need. Once we are able to work towards meeting that need, often our anxiety subsides. Learning to relate to our anxiety with compassion, is also a critical step in lowering and regulating symptoms of anxiety.