“I am benefiting from having a place to process all of the pressures that accumulate on a daily basis.” Dr. Holland offers expertise to adults for successful aging, overcoming depression and anxiety, trauma, isolation and loneliness.
Anxiety & Depression
Anxiety can occupy and overwhelm your mind. It can cause a person to repeatedly rehearse events and conversations, diminishing self-confidence and peace of mind. It’s difficult to stay focused and trust yourself when anxiety is in the driver’s seat. In fact, anxiety can sometimes feel like a car stuck in a rut, wheels spinning out of control, going nowhere. Otherwise precious time and energy is spent in worry and concern.
“Compassionate and deep-hearted counseling …”
“I am deeply grateful for your compassionate and deep hearted counseling and therapy. I will continue following the readings, techniques and exercises you have shared with me. With love and gratitude.” Patient Comment Oct. 2023
Combating Loneliness and Isolation with Talk Therapy
Loneliness and isolation are not always synonymous, although they share similar emotional burdens. Loneliness is the subjective feeling of being disconnected from others, while isolation refers to the objective state of being physically separated from social interactions. However, both can coexist and exacerbate one another.
Battling Addictions: Talk Therapy Fosters Personal Growth and Change
Compulsive behaviors and addictions can often be seen as substitutes for certain emotions or experiences in a person’s life. These behaviors may provide a temporary escape from feelings of stress, inadequacy, fear, or loss, replacing them with a sense of power, euphoria, confidence, or validation.
Client Comment – Relief from depression
After a series of appointments that helped me to work through the difficulties I had been having Dr. Holland helped me to start seeing things in a different light.
Psychosocial stress and emotional well-being may play roll in development of disease
As women live longer, a new study looks at how exposure to psychosocial stress over time may contribute to the potential development of heart disease.