10/02/2025
Anxiety doesn’t always look like panic attacks. Sometimes, it’s lying in bed with your mind racing through worst-case scenarios. It’s the tight chest, the self-doubt, the overwhelming sense that something is wrong, but you can’t name what. It’s walking around with a smile on your face while quietly fighting through an inner storm.
I see you.
If you’ve ever felt like you were falling apart on the inside while holding it together for everyone else then this message is for you.
Anxiety is rarely just about the moment you feel overwhelmed. For many people I work with, it’s tied to feeling torn, torn between who they are and who they think they should be, between what they believe and what they’re actually living out. It's that quiet voice that says: “You're not enough,” or “If they really knew you, they'd leave.”
Sometimes, anxiety shows up after years of pushing down pain. Other times, it’s connected to hidden shame, regret, or questions about identity and purpose. Many people I meet are wrestling with guilt or feeling spiritually distant. Some feel stuck in cycles of behavior they promised themselves they’d stop. Others feel alone in their beliefs, unsure if God hears them anymore.
You don’t need to have the right words. You don’t need to be perfectly put together. You just need to be honest about what’s going on.
This is a place where it’s okay to say:
“I’m exhausted from pretending I’m okay.”
“I feel disconnected from God.”
“I can’t stop thinking, overthinking, replaying.”
“I don’t know who I am anymore.”
Whatever you bring into the room, there’s space for it.
The people I sit with are courageous. They’ve often carried heavy things for a long time. Some have never had someone really listen. Others have been deeply wounded by family, friends, or past relationships and are unsure who they can trust.
But what I’ve seen again and again, is this:
When someone feels safe enough to tell the truth, healing begins.
You’re Not Alone
Whether your anxiety is loud and obvious or quiet and corrosive, there is hope. There is healing. And there is a place for your story.
If you’re ready to begin, I’m here to walk with you.
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