Does it feel like your emotions are ruining your life? Do you wonder why you can’t just feel differently or do things differently?
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Of course everyone feels this way occasionally. If you find yourself feeling this way more often, then you're like many of the people who come to see me. They also say they find themselves:
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I help people stop being ruled by their emotions and create lives where their emotions work for them, and not against them. If that sounds like what you’re looking for, I hope you’ll contact me for an appointment today. You can either call me at 206.819.3529, email me at tracy@tracykalloway.com , or schedule an appointment online by clicking here.

 ​​          I also understand if you’re feeling a bit skeptical.

           You may have noticed that it’s not easy to change human behavior. I agree. Changing our behavior almost always takes more effort and time than we want it to. Of course, to be fair, we usually want change to happen overnight! If it were that easy, you’d have already created the joyful, meaningful, and fulfilling life you want and deserve. ​​I bet if you've read this far, you've also started to suspect that without help, you'll likely stay stuck where you are.

        ​​        Don't let that happen.

           I've helped many people feel more control of their emotions and more happiness in their life. I'd like to help you have hope and faith in your ability to create a fulfilling life.

           Give me a call at 206.819.3529, email me at tracy@tracykalloway.com or schedule an appointment online by clicking here. ​​
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You deserve to feel better.

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Tracy Kalloway
Treasurer
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Tracy Kalloway, MA
        Psychotherapy
Life is meant to be enjoyed, not endured.
(206) 819-3529
Clients can pay for sessions here:
 
 
• Regretting something that happened in the past or
          worrying about the future.​​
    • Feeling stuck in relationships that aren’t satisfying.​
    • Wishing other people would behave differently.
    • Judging themselves and often find themselves falling
         short of their own expectations.
    • Unable to “change the channel” on distressing
​        thoughts and feelings.