Anxiety Therapy in Sisters and Bend

Anxiety is exhausting precisely because it's trying so hard to help — scanning for threats, rehearsing conversations, bracing for what might go wrong. Our approach treats anxiety as a hardworking protector, not a malfunction, and helps your system learn it can finally stand down.

Beyond coping skills

Breathing techniques and thought-challenging have their place, but they often manage anxiety without changing it. We combine parts work (getting to know what your anxiety protects) with somatic regulation (teaching the nervous system safety directly), which addresses the root rather than the symptom.

Most clients notice a different relationship with their anxiety within the first months: less bracing, more room, and a growing trust that they can handle what comes.

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The clinicians you'd be meeting

Tim Moore, LPC
Tim MooreLPC
Lucas Carvalho, Professional Counselor Associate
Lucas CarvalhoProfessional Counselor Associate
John DiLorenzo, MA, Registered Counseling Associate
John DiLorenzoMA, Registered Counseling Associate
Dasha Gousseva, LCSWA
Dasha GoussevaLCSWA
Brianna Fox, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Brianna FoxMarriage and Family Therapist Associate

In-network with OHP, PacificSource, Providence, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Regence and Moda. Private pay welcome, and superbills are available for other plans.

Common questions

How long does anxiety treatment take?

It varies with history and goals. Some people feel meaningful shifts in 8–12 sessions; longstanding anxiety with roots in earlier experiences usually benefits from longer work.