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Anxiety

Anxiety Therapy in Houston, TX

People use the word "anxiety" for many forms of tension and overwhelm. Some feel a constant alertness. Some wake with dread and cannot point to a reason. Others keep moving and performing, yet feel chased from inside. For many, sleep is light, and thoughts do not stop.


We do not want to offer a checklist. We are interested in when this began, what sets it off, what it may be protecting, and how it shapes your days and relationships.

Our clinical team of in-network psychologists can help you. In person in Houston and online across Texas.

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Reading For Deeper Thinking

  • Alexandra Schwartz. Improving Ourselves to Death. The New Yorker, 2018. Read here.

  • Olivia Laing. The Future of Loneliness. The Guardian, 2015. Read here.

  • Zadie Smith. Generation Why?. The New York Review of Books, 2010. Read here.

From Our Journal

  • You Might Not Be Anxious. You Might Just Be Alive (On Anxiety Disorder Diagnosis Criteria). Read Here.

  • "Why do I Feel Bad Without a Reason?". You might not need to know. Read Here.

  • The Pressure to Be Happy: It Wasn’t Meant to Be a Job. Read Here.

  • It Takes Time: Why Therapy Isn’t a Quick Fix. Read Here

Getting Better Feels Like...

  • Not constant calm, but definitely more room. Fewer alarms inside the ordinary day.

  • Clearer edges around needs and limits.

  • Sleep that is more natural and feels less like a task

  • An ability to pause before reacting.

  • Less management of yourself and more active participation in your own life.

 

Anxiety May Also Feel Like...

​Restlessness. Irritability. Tightness in the chest or throat. Trouble falling asleep or waking too early. Stomach discomfort. A need to control small things. Avoiding situations that matter. Feeling detached from the moment you are in.

Therapists Who Treat Anxiety in Houston and Texas

Brenda Padilla, Psy.D.

Brenda Padilla, Psy.D.

Dr. Brenda works with adults dealing with stress, life changes, relationship concerns, and anxiety. She is fluent in English and Spanish, and sees her patients online and in person at our Houston office.

Accepting New Patients

Nayda Lamberty, Psy.D.

Nayda Lamberty, Psy.D.

Dr. Nayda works with adults, young adults, and couples, in English and Spanish, providing up-to-date, evidence-based care. Her work focuses on trauma, family dynamics, and relationship issues.

Currently at Capacity

David Latini, Ph.D

David Latini, Ph.D

Dr. David works with adults, especially men and the LGBTQ+ community, with health concerns, identity questions, aging, and sexuality. Online and in person sessions, in English.

Currently at Capacity

Rebecca Boren, Ph.D.

Rebecca Boren, Ph.D.

Dr. Rebecca offers individual therapy to adults dealing with anxiety and overthinking, stress and burnout, health issues, depression, and grief. She offers online sessions, in English.

Currently at Capacity

Dennis Santana, Ph.D.

Dennis Santana, Ph.D.

Dr. Dennis works with adults dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, adjustment disorders, stress, burnout, and concerns related to aging. He offers sessions in English and Spanish.

Accepting New Patients

Tasneem Rodriguez, Psy.D.

Tasneem Rodriguez, Psy.D.

Dr. Tas works with adults and young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and identity concerns. She supports people of color and first generation individuals. Online sessions, in English.

Currently at Capacity

Ivette Rodriguez, Psy.D.

Ivette Rodriguez, Psy.D.

Dr. Ivette sees teens, young adults, and adults online. She works with anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, family issues, and relationship concerns. She speaks English and Spanish.

Accepting New Patients

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