Therapy for High-Achievers
Many high-achievers describe a quick mind and a quieter ache—restlessness, self-doubt, or a pressure that never quite lets up. Here, we slow down together and get curious about what’s underneath, without rushing to fix.
Patterns you might recognize
- The 3 a.m. mental scroll, even after a productive day
- “Never enough”—standards that keep inching away
- Work life spilling into evenings and weekends
- A capable exterior and a harsher inner voice
- Decisions feeling heavier than they used to
In our work, we may
- Notice how old beliefs quietly shape today’s drive
- Make space for feelings you usually outrun
- Differentiate excellence from perfection
- Explore boundaries that protect energy and relationships
- Let sleep and restoration return on their own timetable
What sessions are like
- One 50-minute meeting a week (sometimes more, if it helps)
- Conversation first; suggestions only if and when they feel supportive
- Confidential, steady pacing—no assignments, no performance
No pressure. Just a chance to see if we’re a fit.