Stress therapists in Auburn, California CA
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Shila Vardell, AMFT
Pre-Licensed Professional, AMFT
Stress can impede with many aspects of your daily life. We can work collaboratively to help you understand what is contributing to your stress. We can also work together to develop insight on how to decrease and manage these feelings.
1 Years Experience
In-Person Near Auburn, CA
Online in Auburn, California
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Audrie Meyer
Marriage and Family Therapist, MBA, MFT
Welcome to my profile! Are you tired of struggling with depression, anxiety, or repetitive patterns in your life that you want to stop? Do you know you could feel better, but not sure how to create the change? There is hope....give me a call or send me and email.
14 Years Experience
In-Person Near Auburn, CA
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Rosa Di Lorenzo
Psychologist, PSYD
Stress is at the basis of so much trouble! When we are calm and poised and balanced, our behavior and actions are much more successful. In addition, stress literally make you sick. I believe I have one of the best therapeutic approaches to stress reduction in this area.
13 Years Experience
In-Person Near Auburn, CA
Online in Auburn, California
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Mary Knoblock
Hypnotherapist, Licensed RTT Practitioner, Clinical Hypnotist, Duke Certified Health Coach, Spiritual Counselor
I help clients overcome stress with using tools to rapidly and effectively reduce the amount of stress, find root cause and help lead them through it!
9 Years Experience
Online in Auburn, California (Online Only)
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Stephanie Brumfield
Therapist, MSW, ASW, PPSC
In navigating the complex terrain of stress, my practice takes a holistic and in-depth approach, recognizing that stress is often a surface symptom of deeper emotional, spiritual, and psychological currents. For empathetic, highly sensitive, and autistic individuals, stress doesn't merely stem from external pressures but is intricately linked to the profound experiences of self-criticism, anxiety, shame, and the overwhelming sense of responsibility for others' emotions. These experiences are compounded by challenges in setting boundaries, tendencies towards people-pleasing, perfectionism, and a deep-seated fear of disconnection, all of which can lead to a state of burnout and a feeling of being adrift from one's authentic self.
Understanding that stress can signal the soul's cry for healing, change, and a return to authenticity, my therapeutic process focuses on uncovering the root causes of stress. This involves exploring the impact of childhood trauma, the weight of ancestral grief, the struggle with navigating personal and collective awakenings, and the journey towards embracing one's true identity beyond societal and familial expectations. By addressing these foundational aspects, we engage in a transformative process aimed at reducing the immediate symptoms of stress while fostering a profound healing journey towards self-discovery, self-compassion, and empowerment.
The goal of our work together is to empower individuals to not only manage stress but to understand it as a meaningful part of their journey towards wholeness. Through developing healthier boundaries, embracing one's intrinsic worth independent of external validation, and cultivating a life in alignment with one's deepest truths, individuals can find peace, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose. This comprehensive approach to stress transcends traditional coping mechanisms, inviting a deeper engagement with life's challenges as opportunities for growth and transformation.
6 Years Experience
Online in Auburn, California (Online Only)
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Suzanne Greene
Marriage and Family Therapist, JD, MA, LMFT, CCTP, CAGCS
Stress is an emotional and physical response to the pressures and demands of life. It is normal to experience occasional stress from time to time, but frequent or even chronic stress can have long-term implications. In addition to affecting your relationships and quality of life, ongoing stress can manifest with physical symptoms, such as anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, appetite changes, and tension headaches. When stress becomes unmanageable, some may develop maladaptive coping mechanisms and turn to self-medicating or other unhealthy behavior. Psychotherapy can help. Stress management therapy is about understanding that your physical, emotional and mental health is important and connected. Through therapy, you will learn to identify stress factors and approach them in new healthier ways.
9 Years Experience
Online in Auburn, California (Online Only)