Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Bay Bulls, NL.

Therapy for Anxiety can help you: Learn evidence- based strategies for managing anxiety and worry in your life Learn skills to calm your nervous system Learn to relate to yourself in a gentler kinder and more compassionate manner Learn about the situations, thoughts and emotions which trigger anxiety and stress Learn strategies to assist in changing unhealthy thought patterns Learn and develop new ways of coping Learn to create more balance between your work and personal life Learn ways to improve communication with loved ones and colleagues Learn to seek out support from others as required Learn relaxation strategies Learn how to practice mindfulness

If you are experiencing stress or anxiety, the counsellors at A Holding Place will work with you to help you achieve a healthy balance in your life. We work collaboratively with you to help you achieve your goals in anxiety and stress management. Working from a variety of theoretical perspectives, and depending on your needs, we offer our clients a wide range of support which can include learning specific techniques, EMDR therapy, and developing coping skills for the symptoms of stress and anxiety such as panic attacks. We offer you support in a safe and caring environment and have flexible appointment availability.

When working with clients struggling with anxiety and stress, I emphasize self-care and relaxation. I help clients to understand that they are not defined by their current state of mind. I incorporate concrete strategies to teach new skills and coping techniques. Clients benefit from learning to focus on the moment, instead of the past or the present.

Life in St. John's is busy. Expectations are high and as a result anxiety rates in Newfoundland are rising. Counselling provides individuals with the opportunity to identify triggers that are causing them stress and anxiety. By identifying unique triggers, individuals are provided with skills and knowledge regarding how to cope with those areas that are causing feelings of anxiety.

Sometimes, because of early life experience, traumatic events, losses and/or cumulative stressors, we get stuck, and this shows up as stressful feelings, fearful thought patterns, anxiousness, and panic. Through a body-centred or somatic approach it is possible not only to find greater "okayness," but also a greater sense of vitality and creativity. All people (and nervous systems) have the capacity to find greater balance and to befriend and discover the body as a source of healing.