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anxiety
obsessive compulsive disorder
complex trauma
CPTSD
PTSD
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emotional abuse
attention deficit disorder
grief and loss
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mothers
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complex post traumatic stress disorder
body image
self esteem
eating disorders
disordered eating
domestic abuse
domestic violence
sexual assault
sexual violence
break-ups
divorce
marriage
self doubt
self harm
self sabotage
cutting
binge eating
binge restrict
substance use
substance abuse
attachment
narcicisstic abuse
gaslighting 
anxious attachment
avoidance 

LENZIE AVERY

psychotherapist for

women & teens

specializing in trauma, OCD, anxiety, ADHD & relationship challenges

WHERE TOO MUCH
IS ALWAYS WELCOME

For anyone who's been through a lot, carried more than they should have had to, or lost a little of themselves along the way.​

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​You might be stuck in painful patterns, questioning your worth, or wondering if what you've been through has left you broken. Or your mind never seems to give you a break, caught in cycles of doubt, intrusive thoughts, or an exhausting need for certainty.​

 

Do you give so much of yourself and wonder why that same care doesn't always come back to you? You've been keeping the peace for everyone else that maybe you've forgotten what it's like to have peace of your own.

 

  Maybe you're carrying guilt that was never yours to begin with, or shame you've never felt safe enough to talk about. Others might think you've got it all together, while inside you're struggling  just to get through the day.

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​Whatever brought you here, there's room for it.

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You don't have to downplay what happened to you, defend how you feel, or convince me that things were really that bad. My practice is a place to explore painful patterns, untangle difficult relationships, make sense of what you've been through, and figure out what you actually want for yourself.

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You don't have to become less of yourself to get more out of your life.

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