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Anchoring Self-Care Practices for Anxious, Worried, and Overwhelmed Women

Revive and Grow your trust in God

How can faith help with anxiety?

Anxiety, worry, and uncertainty create emotional, mental, and spiritual chaos. Your anxiety and worry are complex responses to a demanding life.

Explore realistic practices, self-reflection resources, care plans and more. Discover biblical teachings to rebuild and grow your trust that God is on your side and by your side.  

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Hello I'm Terri,

it's so nice to meet you!

Anxiety and worry may manipulate your mind and emotions, but it is not your identity. My anxiety journey equips me to mentor women with anxiety and worry. Here you will find practical strategies, realistic encouragement, and spiritual depth for anxiety and worry management. You belong here.

I help women develop anchoring self-care practices and a trust relationship with God. With an identity rooted in Jesus, she gains peace from God’s Word.

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Anchored not Anxious podcast

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The Kind of Faith That Scares Worry into Silence

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You’re More Relevant Than You Feel (Even As Life Says Otherwise)

A high school friend messaged me after decades: "I've thought about you 8 million times since 1978." She remembered a ...
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Why You Feel Tense Around Certain People (And What to Do About It)

I worked with someone who moved the boundary lines daily. Some days she was warm and open. Other days? Ice ...