Therapy For Overthinkers in San Francisco, CA

Overthinking can feel like a relentless mental treadmill, where your mind races with endless thoughts, scenarios, and considerations. It's more than just thinking deeply or planning ahead—it's a persistent and often overwhelming pattern of dwelling on past events, worrying about the future, or second-guessing every decision.

It’s having a conversation with a friend and later replaying every word in your mind, analyzing the potential meaning and implications. It’s making a decision only to spend hours weighing the pros and cons, creating mental spreadsheets of possibilities, and agonizing over potential outcomes.

For many, overthinking is fueled by a desire for control or a fear of making mistakes. It can manifest as a need to anticipate every possible scenario to prevent negative outcomes, even if they are unlikely. This constant mental activity can lead to exhaustion, difficulty concentrating on tasks, and feeling stuck in a cycle of indecision.

Overthinkers often struggle with setting boundaries, as they may feel compelled to consider every perspective or please everyone involved. This can contribute to stress, anxiety, and a sense of being overwhelmed by even everyday decisions.

Recognizing the impact of overthinking is the first step toward regaining a sense of clarity and peace of mind. I offer specialized therapy for overthinking so you can learn to identify and challenge unhelpful thought patterns, cultivate mindfulness to stay present in the moment, and develop strategies to manage uncertainty and decision-making more effectively.

If you find yourself caught in the trap of overthinking and are seeking support to break free from this cycle, I'm here to help you explore practical techniques and personalized approaches. Together, we can work towards fostering a healthier relationship with your thoughts and empowering you to navigate life with greater ease and confidence.

I am currently offering individual psychotherapy sessions in-person in San Francisco, and through a secure online platform. Here are the steps: 

  1. First, book a free 15-minute consult with me. You can ask any questions you have, and I can learn more about what’s bringing you to therapy.

  2. If we’re a good fit, we can schedule a 50-minute session. Before your session, I’ll send you an intake packet that you can fill out electronically in your own time. During our first session, you can tell me more about what brings you to therapy and what you’d like to get out of therapy.

  3. We can set up ongoing weekly sessions from there. Each person is different, so the amount of time you spend in therapy will depend on your unique needs and goals.