Anxiety Therapy

Anxiety Therapy for Men in Denver

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Anxiety isn't just worry—it's your body and mind signaling that something needs attention. While it can sharpen focus and performance when needed, chronic anxiety disrupts your daily life. With 40 million Americans affected annually, you're not alone in this struggle.

How Anxiety Shows Up in Men's Lives

For men, anxiety often manifests as:

  • Constant overthinking and difficulty making decisions

  • Physical symptoms: sleep problems, racing heart, digestive issues

  • Work performance suffering despite increasing hours

  • Relationship strain as you withdraw or become irritable

  • Self-medicating with alcohol or other substances

  • The pressure to "handle it" or "push through" without help

  • Diminished confidence in social or professional settings

  • Difficulty being present with family or friends

Unlike a broken bone that everyone can see, anxiety often feels like an invisible weight you're expected to carry silently. This "white-knuckling" approach takes a serious toll on your career advancement, relationships, physical health, and ability to achieve your goals.

How Therapy Effectively Addresses Anxiety

Good therapy provides structured, evidence-based approaches to overcome anxiety rather than just managing symptoms. Through our work together, you'll:

  • Identify specific triggers and develop practical strategies to neutralize them

  • Learn techniques to break the cycle of anxious thoughts

  • Build resilience against stressors that can't be eliminated

  • Address any underlying issues from past experiences

  • Develop sustainable self-care practices that fit your lifestyle

  • Create actionable plans for handling high-pressure situations

As a therapist specializing in men's anxiety, I use a directive, results-oriented approach tailored to your specific Whether anxiety is a recent challenge or a long-term struggle, we'll work toward a calmer, more confident version of you.

Therapist Mike Garrison, in a blue shirt seated on a sofa in a well-lit room, with a lamp and greenery in the background.

Ready to start feeling better?Schedule a complimentary consultation with Mike Garrison today.