Anxiety and trauma don’t just live in your mind—they also live in your body. You might feel tense for no clear reason, struggle with sleep, or experience racing thoughts that won’t slow down. Even long after a stressful or traumatic event, your body may still be reacting as if you’re not safe. Mind-body therapy offers a different way to heal—one that goes beyond talk alone.

It’s normal for teens to feel nervous before a big presentation or first date. But for some adolescents, social interactions bring overwhelming fear, self-doubt, and avoidance that disrupt daily life. If your teen is constantly worried about being judged, embarrassed, or rejected in social settings, they may be struggling with social anxiety—and they’re not alone.