You’re Not “Too Much.” You’re Carrying Too Much.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re the problem—this page is for you.
You overthink everything you said. You shrink yourself to avoid conflict or explode in moments you later regret. You second-guess your worth, your decisions, your very place in relationships or workspaces. And somewhere along the way, you started to believe that maybe something is just wrong with you.
It’s not about being too emotional. It’s about being overwhelmed, unseen, and stretched past your limits for too long.
What This Can Feel Like:
Intense emotional reactions that feel out of proportion—or impossible to control
Guilt, shame, or self-blame that lingers long after conflict
Struggles with boundaries, self-doubt, or people-pleasing
Feeling easily triggered or hypersensitive in certain situations
Difficulty trusting your instincts or making decisions confidently
Constantly worrying what others think—or assuming the worst
How We Help
At Psych Collective, we know that emotional reactivity and low self-worth often go hand-in-hand—and they’re not personality flaws. They’re learned responses rooted in past wounds, unmet needs, and a nervous system that’s trying to protect you.
Our therapists help you:
Understand where your emotional patterns come from—and how to shift them
Build emotional regulation skills without shutting down who you are
Rewire your inner dialogue to be supportive, not self-sabotaging
Develop a stronger sense of self rooted in compassion, clarity, and confidence
You Deserve to Take Up Space—Without Apologizing for It
You’re not “too sensitive.” You’re human. And with the right support, you can stop reacting out of survival—and start responding from strength.
Take the First Step Toward Self-Trust
Book a free consultation to get matched with a therapist who sees your strength, not your symptoms.
You don’t need to fix yourself. You need a space to understand yourself—deeply and kindly.
Don’t worry about sounding professional. Sound like you. There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest. If you read the words back and don’t hear your own voice in your head, that’s a good sign you still have more work to do.