Worry that keeps returning
Talk about the “what ifs,” second-guessing, or repeated concerns that occupy your thoughts.
SUPPORT FOR WORRY & EVERYDAY PRESSURES
Anxiety counseling in Tyler, Texas.
When worry takes up too much room.
The Bridge offers Christian counseling for anxiety in Tyler and throughout East Texas. Talk with a counselor about the worries, pressures, and patterns affecting your daily life, and explore goals and approaches that fit your needs.
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START WITH YOUR EXPERIENCE
Let’s talk about what’s weighing on you.
You might be seeking support for a specific worry or feeling overwhelmed without knowing where to begin. You can describe your experience in your own words.
Pressure in daily life
Explore how responsibilities, expectations, or changes at home, work, or school are affecting you.
Feeling held back
Discuss situations you find difficult to face and the ways worry may be influencing your choices.
PERSONAL CARE · A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE
Understand how worry affects you.
Consider your next steps.
Your counselor’s approach depends on their training and your individual needs. The Bridge’s Christian perspective is part of its care; you can discuss how faith and spiritual concerns relate to what you’re experiencing.
Learn about Christian counselingTalk about the impact
Describe what brings you in, when worry feels most difficult, and how it affects the things that matter to you.
Explore patterns and goals
Discuss your responses to stressful situations and what you hope to understand or approach differently.
Ask about the approach
Ask your counselor how they work with anxiety and what your sessions may involve. Our office can help you explore therapist fit and availability.
GET TO KNOW OUR COUNSELORS
Experience working with anxiety.
These are two of the counselors whose experience includes anxiety. Contact our office about your needs, age group, and current appointment availability.
Erin Young, LCSW-S
Licensed Clinical Social Worker–Supervisor
Erin works with children, adolescents, individual adults, and families. Her experience includes anxiety, phobias, and trauma-related concerns, with a background in private practice, foster care and adoption services, and elementary education.
More about Erin →
Jill Kirkley, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Jill works with individual adults facing anxiety, life transitions, relationship concerns, and grief. Her Christian and biblical perspective is an important part of her counseling work.
More about Jill →Questions about anxiety counseling
Do I need an anxiety diagnosis before contacting you?
You can contact our office to discuss your concerns without knowing how to label them. Ask about any intake or insurance requirements when scheduling.
Is anxiety counseling available for children and teens?
Several Bridge counselors work with young people and anxiety. Tell our office your child’s age so we can discuss an appropriate counselor. Learn more about Child & Teen Counseling.
What happens in the first appointment?
Your first conversations are a chance to explain your concerns, ask questions, and discuss your goals. Once scheduling begins, the office will email intake paperwork to complete before your appointment.
How long will counseling take?
The number and frequency of sessions depend on your needs and the plan you discuss with your counselor. Talk together about your goals and how you will review progress.
Can I use my insurance?
Self-pay is available, and you can also ask about insurance. Our office can confirm participation for your specific counselor, plan, and appointment type before you schedule.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Explore related support.
REACH OUT WHEN YOU’RE READY
Ask about support for anxiety.
Contact our Tyler office to ask about anxiety counseling and scheduling.