
Fierce Women: Therapy for Self-Sufficient Women Struggling With Anxiety, Burnout, Perfectionism, and Relationships
You’re fiercely independent.
You’re killing it in your career and you have a robust social life, but behind the scenes there’s some other stuff going on. This success didn’t happen on its own. You have been spinning your wheels, achieving, and accomplishing for years. It used to feel great, but at this point, you’re exhausted. Your body says you’re tired, but your brain says, “keep going, there’s more to do.” There’s always more to do. The to-do list is endless. And so is the anxiety. You’re burnt out.
You’re fiercely tough and strong.
You’ll figure it out. You always do. This is what you know. You know how to persevere through adversity. You know how to overcome obstacles. Pushing through the pain is what helped you become the fierce woman you are today. These overwhelming feelings will pass if you just keep busy enough…
…except they haven’t…
…You’ve tried.
Understanding Your Journey
As a fierce woman, you may have built your life on a foundation of resilience and determination. While these qualities are admirable, they can also lead to a constant drive for more, often pushing you past your limits. Burnout, anxiety, and perfectionism can manifest in many ways—persistent stress, constant self-criticism, or an inability to relax and enjoy life’s simple pleasures.
And Let’s Not Forget About Relationships…
Sometimes your fierceness can also lead to concerns in your relationships with you partner, friends, colleagues, and family. You may find yourself struggling with emotional intimacy, feeling disconnected or misunderstood, or facing challenges in balancing your autonomy with interdependence.
It’s hard to be vulnerable when you need to be self-sufficient.
It’s hard to ask for help when you might be seen as less capable and competent, especially in this patriarchal society we live in.
It’s hard to open up, when people could use your weakness against you.