Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Meet the worried, vigilant parts of you with curiosity instead of frustration.

Specialty
Anxiety can make everyday life feel exhausting. Whether you're constantly overthinking, feeling on edge, struggling with panic, or finding it difficult to slow your mind, therapy can help you better understand your anxiety and develop healthier ways to respond. I provide compassionate online anxiety therapy for adults throughout Colorado.
Anxiety often hides inside overthinking, body tension, perfectionism, and a kind of exhaustion that rest does not fix. You may look capable on the outside while your mind stays busy scanning for what could go wrong.
Therapy with Jeb helps you notice how anxiety has been shaping your days—and work with it rather than fighting it—so calm becomes something you can return to, not something you have to earn.
Recognize yourself
Anxiety rarely announces itself directly. It shows up as habits, tension, and exhaustion that quietly reshape your days. See if any of these feel familiar.

Anxiety is not a flaw in who you are. It is a part of you asking to be understood.
Moving forward
Therapy doesn't ask you to think your way out of worry. It changes your relationship with anxiety—so calm becomes something you can return to, not something you have to chase.

Calm is not the absence of worry—it is knowing you can steady yourself when worry arrives.
How therapy works
There is no single method that works for every person. Jeb draws from several complementary approaches, shaping each therapy plan around your history, your goals, and what actually helps you.
Meet the worried, vigilant parts of you with curiosity instead of frustration.
Practice present-moment grounding that calms the body and quiets a racing mind.
Address the earlier experiences that often sit underneath persistent anxiety.
Reprocess distressing memories that keep the nervous system on high alert.
Draw on well-researched methods, tailored to your goals and pace.
What to expect
Therapy progresses at a pace that feels comfortable. There is no pressure to move faster than feels right.
We begin with a free conversation about what anxiety looks like in your life and what you hope will change.
Together we explore your triggers, patterns, and history—getting curious about what keeps anxiety active.
You develop practical strategies for calming the body, steadying the mind, and responding differently.
As anxiety loosens its grip, we strengthen the confidence and self-trust that carry you forward.
Learn more
Anxiety therapy addresses both the symptoms you feel today and the experiences that may keep your nervous system on high alert.
Persistent worry, panic, overthinking, avoidance, restlessness, or a body that will not settle — especially when these patterns limit work, relationships, or rest.
Anxiety is not a character flaw or lack of effort. Many capable, caring people live with an internal alarm that never fully powers down — and that alarm often developed for good reasons.
Clients often report less rumination, more confident decisions, improved sleep, and greater flexibility when life is uncertain. Progress is reviewed together so therapy stays aligned with your goals.
Schedule a free consultation to talk about what anxiety looks like in your life and what change would matter most.
Benefits
A calm, nonjudgmental space where your experience is taken seriously and never rushed.
Well-researched approaches chosen thoughtfully for your needs—not a one-size-fits-all program.
Treatment shaped around your history, goals, and pace, with more than 24 years of experience behind it.
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Begin when you're ready
With compassionate support and evidence-based care, it's possible to quiet the constant worry, regain confidence, and move through life with greater ease.