Do you feel alone in your ongoing Lyme journey or are you having trouble reintegrating back into society once in remission?

• You may be struggling with memory loss, fatigue, headaches, stomachaches, seizures, tremors, nerve pain, joint pain, Lyme rage, depersonalization/derealization, brain fog, OCD, panic attacks, depression, anxiety, or inability to manage day to day tasks
• You may be having trouble gaining control of your mood or noticing personality changes
• You may have lost relationships or had to stop working/going to school due to your illness
• You may be grieving the life you had before you got sick or feel a loss of self
• You may have heard people say to you, "well you don't look sick!" 
• You may feel that people "just don't get it."

Well, we get it.

Julsey Capon and Kelsey Weyer are our lyme literate therapists and are very passionate about working with people who have Lyme disease . This illness can create one of the most isolating experiences anyone can go through. It is an experience very few people understand unless they have experienced it themselves.

You may have been to multiple doctors or have been diagnosed with many other illnesses before your Lyme diagnosis. You may have had to put your career, education and social life on hold or face the idea that you can not participate in the life you had once had or planned. 

Even when symptoms become stable and you are in remission,  it's common people have difficulty reintegrating back into society due to fear of getting sick in public, social anxiety from lack of exposure, separation anxiety from caregivers, worry of now being "held accountable" now that they are "healthy," and many more valid reasons.

We help our clients with:

• Understanding the illness and the physical/neuropsychiatric symptoms
• Processing current/past medical trauma
• Developing coping skills 
• Enhancing relationships with family/friends/significant others
• Focusing on what they have control over vs. what they do not
• Rebuilding confidence
• Regaining a sense of self or purpose
• Turning hopelessness into hope
• Incorporating changes/working towards goals
• reintegrating back into the world 

Whatever your unique Lyme story is, you do not have to overcome the challenges of recovery alone!

For more information about Lyme literate therapy, please email us at [email protected].