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From Survival to Safety: Anxiety and Boundaries

From Survival to Safety: Anxiety and Boundaries

Living with anxiety and boundaries that feel fragile, confusing, or constantly under pressure is incredibly common for women who have experienced narcissistic abuse or grown up as adult children of alcoholics. These patterns don’t come from being “too sensitive” or...
Coping with Anxiety When You Have Chronic Illness

Coping with Anxiety When You Have Chronic Illness

Living with chronic illness or chronic pain is already a full-time job (one you definitely didn’t apply for), but when you add anxiety to the mix? It can feel like your mind and body are running in two different directions. For many women navigating the chaos of work,...
EMDR and Anxiety: Rewiring the Mind to Find Calm

EMDR and Anxiety: Rewiring the Mind to Find Calm

Anxiety can feel like a constant background hum—always there, even when life looks “fine” from the outside. Between managing work, family, relationships, and that endless to-do list, your nervous system rarely gets a break. If you’ve tried talk therapy or mindfulness...
Anger Management and Anxiety: Finding Calm in the Chaos

Anger Management and Anxiety: Finding Calm in the Chaos

Life in your 30s can feel like juggling flaming swords while balancing on a yoga ball—you’re managing work, relationships, maybe kids, and still trying to carve out a sliver of “me time.” It’s no wonder that anger management and anxiety often become pressing issues...
Managing Autism and Anxiety

Managing Autism and Anxiety

At Evolution Wellness in Wilmington, NC, we often work with women who carry invisible loads—high-functioning professionals, caretakers, creatives—who’ve either received a late autism diagnosis or are exploring the possibility. What many don’t realize is just how...
Anxiety and Neurodivergence: What Women Need to Know

Anxiety and Neurodivergence: What Women Need to Know

At Evolution Wellness, we work with so many women who tell us, “I’ve always felt a little different, a little too much, or a little too anxious.” If that sounds familiar, let’s dig into the often overlooked relationship between anxiety and neurodivergence—and what you...