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Anxiety and Our Body
The brain's limbic system is comprised of the hippocampus, amygdala, and the hypothalamus. It is responsible for the majority of emotional processing, storage of memories, sexual arousal, and learning. Individuals with an anxiety disorder may have heightened activity in these areas. The main function of the amygdala is in emotional responses, including feelings of happiness, fear, anger, and anxiety. The amygdala is linked to your fight or flight response. Anxiety happens

Kristie Bray, LPCC
Sep 252 min read


Music to my Ears - Binaural Beats
By: Kristie Bray, LPCC Over the past year I have been having patients with anxiety and a few other disorders try binaural beats. Let's...

Kristie Bray, LPCC
Jul 25, 20234 min read


Physical Symptoms of Anxiety
Headaches…Stomach aches…Nausea…Muscle pain…Tension in jaw. All of these can be signs and symptoms of anxiety. Your autonomic nervous...

Kristie Bray, LPCC
Jun 22, 20232 min read
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