Preeti Somani

“The aim of cognitive therapy is not to create positive thinking, but to create accurate thinking.”
— Aaron Beck

Anxiety is not weakness — it is your mind working overtime to protect you. But when it shows up as constant worry, sleepless nights, a racing heart before ordinary moments, or a dread that quietly follows you through the day — it is time to meet it with the right support.

Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) we work to understand what is driving your anxiety, challenge the beliefs keeping it in place, and build the tools to loosen its grip — gradually and sustainably.

What clients have walked away with:
Clients who’ve worked with me on anxiety have moved from constant overthinking and dread to feeling genuinely steady in their daily lives. They’ve learned to recognise what triggers their anxiety, interrupt the spiral before it takes over, and respond to stress without shutting down or burning out. Many describe feeling lighter — not because life got easier, but because they stopped fighting themselves and learned to drop the struggle.

Evidence-Based Tools, Not Just Coping Tips
Using CBT and ACT, we go beyond surface-level techniques. You’ll understand the thought patterns and avoidance cycles driving your anxiety — and build skills that actually hold up when life gets hard.

A Pace That Respects You
Anxiety often means you’re already overwhelmed. Sessions are structured to feel manageable, not pressuring — so you can show up, be honest, and make real progress without adding to your load.

Clarity on What’s Actually Going On
Many clients arrive not fully understanding why they feel the way they do. Part of our work together is helping you make sense of your anxiety — which is often the first and most relieving step.