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Virtual Anxiety Therapy in New York and NYC

//For a calmer mind and a body that can finally exhale//

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When Your Mind Never Rests, Even When You’re Doing Well

You get things done. You hold it together. Maybe you’re the reliable one, the high achiever, the person others count on.
But even when everything looks fine, your mind doesn’t quiet down. You replay conversations. You worry something will go wrong. Your body stays tense, your chest feels heavy, and rest never feels fully earned.

Even when no one else notices, it can still feel overwhelming inside.

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How Anxiety Can Show Up

  • You replay what you said and worry you sounded wrong

  • Your body feels tense, wired, or unable to settle

  • You struggle to relax unless everything is done perfectly

  • You lie in bed thinking about unfinished tasks or future problems

  • You’re afraid of falling behind or letting people down

  • You compare yourself often and still feel behind

  • You function well but still feel anxious most of the time

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Why Anxiety Feels This Way and How Therapy Helps

Anxiety often begins as protection. Maybe being responsible kept things calm. Maybe staying quiet avoided conflict. Maybe being perfect felt safer than making mistakes. Over time, your mind and body learned to stay on alert, even when nothing is going wrong. That constant state can feel familiar, but it is also tiring.

Therapy helps you understand where that pressure comes from and how it shows up in your body and thoughts. Together we focus on helping your nervous system settle, easing the inner critic, and working through the experiences that taught you to stay in survival mode.

The goal is to feel more steady, more connected to yourself, and able to move forward without anxiety running everything in the background.

Step Into Healing

What Makes This Approach Different

  • You don’t need more coping skills. This work is about helping you move beyond survival mode into something calmer, more grounded, and self-directed.

  • My approach includes EMDR, art therapy, nervous system work, and insight-based therapy. We look at your anxiety through your thoughts, your body, and your expectations of yourself. We also look at where it started.

  • The work is intentional, evidence-based, and designed for people who want real change and lasting relief.

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What We Work On Together

✔ Understanding the patterns that keep anxiety going
✔ Softening the inner critic and building self-compassion
✔ Regulating the nervous system so your body can settle
✔ Using EMDR to process past experiences that fuel anxiety
✔ Using art therapy when words are not enough
✔ Learning rest, boundaries, and emotional awareness without guilt
✔ Defining success in a way that includes your well-being

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What Becomes Possible

You can still care, achieve, and lead. You just do not have to live in constant tension to do it.
Therapy helps you feel calmer in your body, clearer in your decisions, and more connected to the life you are choosing.

Schedule Your Intro Call

A 15-minute call to connect, ask questions, and see if this feels like the right support for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

 I’m doing well, so why do I still feel anxious all the time?

It’s common for high-achieving young adults to look like everything is going fine while still feeling anxious, tense, or stuck inside. You might meet your goals but still feel like it's never enough. That disconnect doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. It means there’s something deeper that deserves attention.

Can therapy help if I’m always hard on myself?

Yes. Therapy can help you understand where that inner pressure comes from, how it's affecting your life, and how to create space for more self-compassion. You don’t have to lower your standards. Therapy helps you move through life without constant burnout and self-criticism.

What kind of therapy works best for perfectionism and high-functioning anxiety?

A combination of approaches can help. I use EMDR to target deeper beliefs, art therapy to explore emotions when words aren’t enough, and somatic tools to work with the body’s stress response. We’ll use what works best for you.

What if I don’t feel “bad enough” for therapy?

Therapy isn’t only for people in crisis. If you’re functioning but constantly feel like you’re not doing enough, or you’re exhausted by your own expectations, that’s reason enough. You don’t have to wait for a breakdown to get support.

Want to know more? 

You can check out the FAQs page anytime.

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EMDR intensives in New York | Virtual Sessions for trauma and anxiety

Lenora: Art Therapy and Counseling provides virtual therapy sessions  in

New York State and Beyond

350 N Bedford Rd #1052, Mt Kisco, NY 10549

845.777.7370

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