Therapy for Entrepreneurs
Is your business running you?
Building a business can be meaningful—and demanding. Financial uncertainty, constant decisions, and the pressure to keep moving can leave little room for your own needs. Even when things look successful from the outside, you may feel anxious, depleted, or disconnected from the people closest to you.
I work with men and women navigating the personal and emotional demands of entrepreneurship. Therapy offers a confidential space where you don’t have to pitch, perform, or have everything figured out.
You can care about your business without putting yourself last.
Support for the person behind the business.
Entrepreneurship
& Burnout
When your work carries personal meaning, it can be difficult to separate how the business is doing from how you feel about yourself. A setback may feel like a personal failure. Time off may bring guilt rather than rest. And being the person others depend on can make it harder to acknowledge when you need support.
Together, we can explore what keeps you under pressure—not just what fills your calendar. That may include anxiety, perfectionism, difficulty setting boundaries, or earlier experiences that shape how you respond to uncertainty, responsibility, and conflict.
Our work can focus on:
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Managing anxiety and the emotional weight of uncertainty.
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Recognizing burnout and making space for rest.
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Setting boundaries around work, availability, and responsibility.
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Understanding patterns of overwork, self-criticism, or avoidance.
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Addressing relationship strain and reconnecting with life outside the business.
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Navigating setbacks, growth, and changes in direction.
My approach is direct, collaborative, and focused on your well-being. This is therapy for you—not consulting for your business. We’ll work toward practical changes that support a more grounded, connected life.
You don’t have to wait until you’re running on empty to reach out.
