Treatment for Anxiety

Treatment for Anxiety

Anxiety is a normal emotion and a healthy reaction to the uncertainties in life. Who has not thought about the ‘what if’s in life’-health concerns, money woes, job security, or relationship issues? Anxiety becomes an issue when it persists despite rational thought and inhibits your functioning. It can rob you of opportunities, life experiences and consume an abundance of your energy. It can consist of cognitive, emotional and physical changes. 

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Symptoms of Anxiety

  • Excessive worry
  • Irrational fears
  • Impaired concentration
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Restlessness
  • Irritability 
  • Avoidance behaviors 
  • Trembling
  • Sweating
  • Dizziness
  • Recurring intrusive thoughts
  • Rapid heart rate

Anxiety can be treated with talk therapy, medication or a combination of both. Psychotherapy typically focuses on the negative thought processes that influence the emotion of anxiety and associated behaviors, as well as the development of coping skills.

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Modalities of Treatment

Individual eTherapy– One-on-one online counseling to address stressors and associated responses, as well as assist with coping skills, life transitions and personal development.

Group eTherapy Theme based or support group online counseling sessions with peers. 

Couples eTherapy– Online counseling intended to address relationship struggles between 2 individuals. 

Family eTherapy– Parents, children, and extended family members address familial issues and conflicts in online counseling at the same time.

 

We Cater To:

Stress Management

 Feeling overwhelmed, underperforming, disorganized and a lack of control can induce unyielding stress. Psychotherapy can help with managing stress, which can ultimately improve one’s quality of life, relationships, and productivity. 

Relationship issues

All relationships have ups and downs. Infidelity, communication problems, sexual issues, co-parenting, family of origin issues, blended families, and absolving relationships are among the most common relationship struggles. In contrast, pre-marital counseling promotes insight and increases the debt of knowledge about each other in a relationship. Couple counseling help address these issues and the relationship dynamics between each other. 

Personal Growth & Development

What makes you feel happy and fulfilled? Gaining a better understanding of yourself, your needs, desires, wants, strengths, weaknesses, and boundaries. Counseling for personal development can help define life’s purpose and goals, as well as increase esteem and personal enrichment.   

* The information contained on this website is not intended as a substitution for medical or psychiatric treatment. Using this website does not constitute a client/therapist relationship with Dr. Chanelle Richards, PhD.  A full intake assessment is necessary in order to establish that relationship. If you are in an emergency state or situation, please stop and call 911 for help.

Cost of Therapy/Fees:

A typical eTherapy initial session cost $250. Thereafter, session fees vary from $115.00 – $180.00, depending on the session length (30/45/50 min). We accept all major credit cards and Health Savings Account (HSA) credit cards. 

Some plans may provide partial reimbursement for Out-Of-Network services and may also allow you to submit it to your Flexible Spending Account. Please consult your insurance carrier for more details about your specific health care plan and we will gladly provide you with a receipt for therapy services (i.e., Superbill). 

Resources

NATIONAL SUICIDE HELPLINE: 1-800-273-8255

National Alliance on Mental Illness (http://www.nami.org/) NAMI supports millions of Americans with mental health conditions.

The Loveland Foundation (https.thelovelandfoundation.org) provides financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy.

The Boris Lawrence Henderson Foundation (http://borislhendersonfoundation.org) also provides information on nonprofit organizations who offer programs for mental health issues in the African American community.