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Anxiety: When Your Brain Won't Shut Up
Anxiety isn't just "worrying too much." It's your nervous system stuck in overdrive — scanning for threats, preparing for worst-case scenarios, and never quite letting you rest. If you're exhausted from being "on" all the time, you're in the right place.
What anxiety actually feels like
Not always panic in a bathroom stall. Sometimes it's the reliable one who never drops a ball — because your brain won't stop rehearsing every way something could go wrong.
Racing thoughts
Your brain won't quiet down, even when you're exhausted
Constant worry
Always waiting for the other shoe to drop
Physical symptoms
Tight chest, racing heart, trouble breathing
Perfectionism
Nothing ever feels good enough
How therapy helps with anxiety
This hub is for understanding the spiral. When you're ready for the actual work — overthinking and anxiety patterns by telehealth (including NYC) lives on its own page: what we do, how online sessions work, and how to start.