Emily McAveeney LPC, CIMHP

You’ll have various options to choose from for managing anxiety such as mindfulness and relaxation skills, examining anxiety-provoking thoughts, understanding root causes, and holistic lifestyle changes. If appropriate, I may suggest a more structured protocol. I have training and supervised experience in providing exposure therapy for generalized anxiety, panic attack disorder, PTSD, and OCD.

We often spend a lot of time exploring and defining the problem and less time on the desired outcome. Focusing on the solution means we get a lot more information about what would be helpful and where to start, and we leverage your strengths and past successes to address current problems. Despite it's name, SFBT is not time limited, but goal oriented, so that when sufficient progress is made on a goal, you may decide to end therapy or define a new goal.

We often know what we would like to improve, but not how. Behavioral strategies and structure will help you become more consistent and implement lasting change. Examining your core beliefs and self-talk, you can evaluate what's working for you and what no longer serves you.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, mental, and behavioral aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation and self-regulation; mindfulness to reduce rumination and manage stress; circadian rhythm alignment to improve mood, sleep, and appetite; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; examining cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, mental, and behavioral aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation and self-regulation; mindfulness to reduce rumination and manage stress; circadian rhythm alignment to improve mood, sleep, and appetite; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; examining cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I use a holistic approach to address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I use a holistic approach to address physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects of mental health and wellness. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries and intentional connection; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement and activity; and examining personal, cultural, and societal pressures and assumptions.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I use a holistic approach to address mental health and wellness's physical, emotional, behavioral, and cultural aspects. Interventions include healthy boundaries; vagus nerve activation; mindfulness; circadian rhythm alignment; gentle nutrition; joyful movement; and examining societal pressures.

Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries, vagus nerve activation, mindfulness practices, circadian rhythm alignment, gentle nutrition, joyful movement, and examining cultural and societal pressures.

Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries, vagus nerve activation, mindfulness practices, circadian rhythm alignment, gentle nutrition, joyful movement, and examining cultural and societal pressures.

Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries, vagus nerve activation, mindfulness practices, circadian rhythm alignment, gentle nutrition, joyful movement, and examining cultural and societal pressures.

Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries, vagus nerve activation, mindfulness practices, circadian rhythm alignment, gentle nutrition, joyful movement, and examining cultural and societal pressures.

As a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, I use holistic assessment and intervention to address the lifestyle and cultural aspects of mental health. Integrative interventions include healthy boundaries, vagus nerve activation, mindfulness practices, circadian rhythm alignment, gentle nutrition, joyful movement, and examining cultural and societal pressures.

Depression is often a downward spiral, where low mood, lack of interest, and fatigue lead to isolation and inactivity, which worsens your mood and makes it harder to take care of yourself and feel better. I use a combination of integrative and behavioral activation interventions to improve mood by increasing self-care, engagement, and connection.