Anxiety, Depression and Mood
Depression, Mood, and Bipolar
We specialize in helping those who struggle with managing mood issues.
Below are just a few examples of what we can help you with.
- Major Depressive Disorder
- Bipolar Mood Disorder
- Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
- Postpartum Depression
- Other Complex Mood Problems- including those associated with medical issues such as Thyroid Imbalance or PCOS
- Emotional Intensity and Highly Sensitive Individuals
We offer cutting-edge treatment options for people with Depression, Bipolar, and Mood Disorders and their families:
- Family Member Support – Support and education for parents, siblings and partners of someone with a mood disorder
- Individualized Collaborative Therapeutic Assessment- Clarify diagnosis and treatment recommendations
- Individual Therapy – Understanding and managing your moods
- EMDR – Resolving underlying trauma and loosening the grip of repetitive negative patterns
- Neurofeedback Brain Training – Reduce stress and improve resiliency
Anxiety, Worry and Panic
Do you feel overwhelmed and unable to make important decisions in your life?
Do you find your mind spinning with irrational worries?
Are you struggling in or avoiding social situations because of fear?
Do you experience panic attacks?
If you answered yes to any of these questions you may benefit from treatment with one of our anxiety, worry and panic specialists. At the Catalyst Center, we can help you to overcome this struggle and to truly live the life you want.
Anxiety
Anxiety is often described as a tense, worried, or overwhelming feeling. Anxiety can be focused on something specific such as social situations or starting a new job. Anxiety isn’t always specific and when it is generalized it may feel like almost everything in life is scary and difficult. Anxiety is something that can negatively impact sleep and often impacts people physically through muscle pain, headaches, stomachaches, or other ailments.
At the Catalyst Center our anxiety specialists treat both the emotional and physical sides of anxiety. In therapy, our gifted specialists often utilize relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, and mindfulness exercises that emphasize the mind/body connection to reduce symptoms of anxiety. Emotional processing interventions can also be helpful in understanding the reasons why certain things feel so triggering of your anxiety. Other techniques used to address anxiety include exposure to the things that a person is anxious about, and EMDR.
Worry
Many people struggle with worry that is distressing, but not quite as overwhelming as “anxiety.” If you want help managing your worry you may receive great benefit from seeking out therapy with one of our specialists listed below. Sometimes people need a caring, unbiased person to help sort out what is most important in life. Many of the same strategies that help to heal anxiety are also very helpful when treating worry. In our treatment of worry our clients often benefit from a more in depth emotional exploration of their struggle.
Panic
Some people who struggle with anxiety or worry also experience episodes of panic. A panic attack can be a very scary and overwhelming experience. During a panic attack some people experience symptoms such as elevated heart rate, hyperventilation, sweating, and terrifying thoughts. Some even worry that they are having a heart attack or dying when experiencing intense panic even though this is not true.
Meet The Therapists
Allison Kalivas, MA, MFTC
Lauren Pinneo, MSW, LCSW, LAC
Hannah Pitts, MSW, LCSW
Chelsea Campbell, PsyD, LCP
Dorothy Moon, PsyD, LCP
CJ Clinkscales, PsyD
Libby Korell, MSW, LCSW
Mary Miller, MS, LCSW
AJ Grovert, PsyD, LCP
Joey Tadie, PhD, LCP
Katie Godfrey, PhD, LMFT
Sarah Long, PsyD, LCP
Erin Staniszeski, MSW, LCSW
Adrienne Long, PMHNP-BC
Lies van Bekkum, PsyD, LCP
Dr. Lies van Bekkum is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Perinatal Coordinator at The Catalyst Center...
Kendra Doukas, MS, LMFT
Kendra Doukas, LMFT is the Clinical Director of The Catalyst Center. Kendra is an experienced...
Karmen Thulin, PsyD, LCP
Dr. Karmen Thulin is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist serving clients remotely. She is easy to...
Erin Jacklin, PsyD, LCP
Dr. Erin Jacklin, CEO and founder of The Catalyst Center is passionate about psychedelic assisted...
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