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ShorelineCounseling Center

Room for the person behind the responsibility

Anxiety and Stress by video across California.

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Support for Entrepreneurs Under Stress

Running a practice or business can mean being the person who makes decisions, handles uncertainty and keeps going when the plan changes. It may be hard to tell someone you are struggling when others depend on your steadiness.

Shoreline includes entrepreneurs and professionals in its work with stress and burnout. Therapy offers personal support, not business consulting or a promise to improve revenue.

Maybe this sounds familiar

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    You carry decisions without much personal support.

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    It is hard to stop checking work.

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    Uncertainty becomes self-criticism.

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    You want a space where you are not leading the room.

01 · Understand

You do not need to stay in problem-solving mode

You may be accustomed to explaining the issue and looking immediately for an action plan. Therapy can also make room for the feelings and patterns that are harder to put on a task list: uncertainty, self-criticism or difficulty stepping away.

You can discuss how responsibility affects your relationships and life outside work. The clinician does not need confidential client information or company secrets to begin understanding your experience. Keep those details out of an ordinary inquiry.

02 · Practice

Discuss realistic choices and limits

Some demands cannot disappear overnight. A useful conversation can acknowledge constraints while considering what is within your control and what support you need. Goals may involve how you relate to uncertainty, boundaries or your own expectations.

Ask about the clinician's approach and availability, and whether the concerns fit the service. Therapy does not replace legal, financial or management advice. Keeping those roles clear can make it easier to use each kind of help appropriately.

03 · Choose Your Next Step

Choose a clinician and a workable next step

Holly Whitmore, Emily Chen, Misty Goldenberg, Nicola Loretto, Dina Abdelaal and Aidé Merito are listed for anxiety and stress support. Their approaches include different combinations of IFS, CBT, attachment-informed and somatic work. Ask the particular clinician to explain how they work.

A consultation can address availability, fit and the practical details of California telehealth. You do not need to diagnose yourself in order to inquire, and no result is guaranteed by choosing a method.

Fees in brief

We are in network with Aetna (PPO and EPO plans only), Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Optum and Blue Shield of California. Not every clinician is in network with every plan.

Seeing someone out of network? We provide superbills you can submit for reimbursement.

Rates and insurance

Licensed therapist

$180

per telehealth session

For adults, couples, children or families

Associate therapist

$150

per telehealth session

For adults, couples, children or families

Questions before you begin

Is this coaching for my business?

No. This is therapy for your own experience and concerns. Operational, financial or legal business decisions may need a different professional.

How do I ask about this service?

Tell the practice the broad kind of support you are seeking, your language preference and whether you have a clinician in mind. Fit, availability and any fee or insurance arrangement need to be confirmed before an appointment.

A small first step

Start with a free 15 minute phone consultation to discuss provider fit, availability and the next step. Keep personal and health details out of an ordinary website inquiry. Ongoing sessions are offered by video within California.

Explore Anxiety and Stress

Make room for a different conversation

Start with a free 15 minute phone consultation. We'll help you consider provider fit and next steps.