Specialties

People rarely arrive in therapy with just one thing going on. Anxiety can affect relationships. Relationship stress can change how you see yourself. Pregnancy, parenthood, work, loss, identity, and major life transitions can bring old patterns into situations that feel completely new.

Our work begins with understanding what is happening in your life, what may be keeping you stuck, and what kind of support fits you. Therapy at Sunny Wellness is individualized rather than built around a one-size-fits-all approach.

Anxiety

Anxiety is not always obvious. It can look like overthinking a decision long after you’ve made it, preparing for every possible outcome, replaying conversations, struggling with uncertainty, procrastinating because you are afraid of getting something wrong, or appearing composed while your mind rarely feels off duty.

Therapy can help you understand the patterns that keep anxiety active and develop a different way of responding to thoughts, uncertainty, avoidance, perfectionism, and worry.

Approaches may include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT).

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Relationships & Couples

Relationship therapy is not only for couples in crisis. You may care deeply about one another and still find yourselves having the same argument, withdrawing when conversations become difficult, struggling to repair after hurt, or wondering why attempts to feel closer sometimes leave you feeling further apart.

Our work can help uncover the emotional patterns underneath those interactions so that the focus moves beyond who is right or wrong and toward understanding what each person is experiencing, needing, protecting, or having difficulty expressing.

Approaches may include: Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), along with other relational and evidence-informed approaches based on the needs of the couple or relationship.

Pregnancy, Postpartum & Perinatal Mental Health

The emotional experience of becoming, trying to become, or expecting to become a parent can be far more complicated than people are often prepared for. Pregnancy and postpartum life can bring anxiety, changes in identity, relationship strain, intrusive thoughts, grief, resentment, uncertainty, or feelings that do not match what you expected this period of life to feel like.

We provide space to work through the emotional and relational changes that can accompany pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, reproductive experiences, and the transition into parenthood without requiring you to present a polished version of how you are doing.

Support may also include pregnancy or postpartum loss, adjustment to parenthood, changes in identity, relationship concerns, and anxiety during the perinatal period.

Life Transitions & Personal Growth

Sometimes nothing is technically “wrong,” but the way you have been living no longer fits. A career change, graduation, relocation, changing friendship, relationship decision, new responsibility, or shift in identity can leave you questioning what you want next.

Therapy can provide room to examine those questions without rushing toward an answer. We can look at the expectations, fears, values, habits, and relationship patterns influencing your decisions while helping you move toward choices that fit the life you are actually trying to build.

This work may include boundaries, self-trust, decision-making, identity, stress, perfectionism, relationship patterns, and navigating significant changes.

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Not Sure Where Your Concern Fits?

You do not need to identify the perfect therapy category before reaching out. Many concerns overlap, and part of the process is understanding what is happening beneath the symptoms or situation that initially brought you to therapy.