Welcome to Willow Grove Therapy!

High-functioning, burned out, and tired of pretending you have it all together?

Whether you’re pulling 12-hour shifts, navigating the weird transitions of young adulthood, or living with an inner voice that never seems to stop overthinking - welcome!

I’m Lianne, and I offer virtual and in-person therapy in Eastlake, tailored for healthcare workers, anxious overthinkers, couples, and young adults trying to find their footing, and I have immediate openings. Between my background in nursing and my experience as a therapist, I know firsthand how exhausting it is to hold everything together for everyone else.

Sound familiar?

Therapy isn't a one size fits all process, but if any of these sound like your daily routine, you're just where you need to be:

  • The Healthcare Burnout: You’re working on autopilot, holding it together for patients and colleagues, but completely depleted the second you clock out.

  • The Living-in-Your-Head Anxiety: You’re constantly thinking and imagining worst-case scenarios, second guessing decisions, or feeling like your body is always tense.

  • The Young Adult Pivot: Navigating career moves, relationship shifts, boundary-setting with family, or just trying to answer, "What am I actually doing with my life?"

  • The High-Functioning Mask: Everyone thinks you’ve got it all together because you’re reliable and capable, but inside, you feel overwhelmed and exhausted.

  • The Mind-Gut Connection: You’re dealing with gut issues, abdominal pain, or IBS that seem to flare up every time your stress spikes.

  • Wanting to feel more connected:
    You are struggling to communicate, feeling stuck in recurring conflicts, or navigating changes in your relationship, All relationship structures are welcome, including monogamous and CNM relationships

Park with green grass, a large hanging willow tree, sunlight filtering through the leaves, and a wooden bench near a small body of water.
Park with green grass, a large hanging willow tree, sunlight filtering through the leaves, and a wooden bench near a small body of water.