

What Therapy for Anxiety and Depression Can Look Like When You’re Used to Holding Everything Together
When anxiety, depression, stress, or burnout start affecting your daily life, relationships, sleep, motivation, or ability to feel present, therapy can offer a place to slow down and better understand what is happening beneath the surface.

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Jul 204 min read


How the Beliefs You Carry About Yourself Can Keep You Stuck
The beliefs you carry about yourself can shape how you handle anxiety, boundaries, relationships, and change. Learn how self-doubt can keep you stuck and how therapy can help.

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Jul 23, 20225 min read


How Anxiety Can Affect Your Relationships
When you are anxious, overwhelmed, or emotionally stretched thin, you may notice yourself becoming more irritable, more reactive, more avoidant, or more sensitive to things that might not usually bother you. This does not mean you are a bad partner, parent, friend, or family member. It means your nervous system may be under more stress than it can comfortably hold.

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Mar 24, 20224 min read


The Power of One Small Step: What to Do When You Feel Overwhelmed
Maybe you have told yourself, “I should be able to handle this.” Maybe you have tried to push through, stay positive, make a plan, or force yourself to do better. Maybe you have started over more times than you can count.
And maybe, after all of that, you have found yourself wondering:
“What if I just can’t do this?”
If that is where you are, I want you to pause for a moment. I want to invite you into a discussion about the Power of One.

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Aug 3, 20215 min read


High-Context vs. Low-Context Communication: Why You Feel Misunderstood in Relationships
Are you a high or low context communicator? Discover your style & understand how it impacts your relationships!

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Oct 15, 20204 min read


Why Mom Comparison Hurts: Anxiety, Shame, and the Pressure to Be a Good Mother
Motherhood can stir up anxiety, shame, guilt, and comparison. Learn why mom judgment often hides deeper overwhelm and how therapy can offer support.

Krystal Dreisbach, LMFT
Jan 11, 20185 min read

