
04/27/2024
It can be frustrating and disheartening to feel anxious and depressed even when life is going well. You may find yourself wondering why you’re feeling this way because things in your life are pretty good.
You may feel like you need to hide your anxiety and depression from others because how can someone else understand, when you don't understand it yourself?
Many times, when we find ourselves in this position, we think we should “pull ourselves up with our bootstraps” and power through. Asking for help may seem silly or you may think “it’s not serious enough for therapy, I’m fine.”
If this is you, you’re not alone. The problem is, if we had the ability to pull ourselves out of it, we'd have already done that. Sometimes, we need someone outside of the situation to give guidance and help us to understand why we're feeling the way we are.
Anxiety and depression can be symptoms of deeper emotional issues. There can be unresolved hurts or relationships in your past that lie under the surface and yet are affecting how you feel, each and every day.
You may have heard critical messages as a child that now play on repeat from your inner voice, making you feel inadequate and unworthy. Even though things are going well, your inner voice may say it’s still not good enough.
You may have gone through a traumatic event that you feel you've put behind you, but its affects still linger in your subconscious.
If you are struggling with anxiety and/or depression that doesn’t seem to make sense with your life circumstances, therapy can help. Working with a therapist can help to uncover the reasons for the way you’re feeling.
As you process through past experiences and relationships, you’ll begin to understand how your past is affecting your present. You'll gain the information and resources you need to feel good about yourself and your life.
A therapist can help support you through this, sometimes painful process, and the insight and understanding gained can lead to healing and a bright future without the anxiety and depression you’re carrying today.
Be brave, reach out...feel better!
Schedule your first session today through Facebook, or call, text or email:
Mighty Acorn Therapy
720-984-1193
mmanning@mightyacorntherapy.com