You’re Not Selfish —You’re Exhausted Support for women who want space, boundaries, and self-respect.
In-Person and Online Therapy for Women in Louisiana
Hi, I'm Kaila!
I didn’t become a therapist because I had life figured out.
I became a therapist because I was the woman who looked like she was doing fine — capable, responsible, dependable — while quietly falling apart inside.
I was the one who managed everything.
Who overthought every decision.
Who kept going, even when I was exhausted, because slowing down felt irresponsible.
On the outside, I held it together.
On the inside, I was anxious, overwhelmed, and constantly questioning myself.
For a long time, I believed my worth came from how useful I was to other people. Rest felt lazy. Saying no felt selfish. Choosing myself came with a wave of guilt so intense that it never felt worth it.
Therapy helped me see something I had never been taught:
The problem wasn’t that I wasn’t trying hard enough — it was that I had learned to survive by disappearing inside responsibility.
I learned how to notice my needs without minimizing them.
How to set boundaries without spiraling afterward.
How to trust myself instead of second-guessing every choice.
That shift didn’t blow up my life — it gave it back to me.
Today, this is the work I do with clients. I help women who are tired of overfunctioning, overthinking, and people-pleasing learn how to choose themselves in a way that actually feels sustainable.
From Survival Mode to Self-Trust
In our work together, we don’t focus on “fixing” you — because you aren’t broken.
Instead, we slow things down enough to understand why your system learned to function this way in the first place. We look at the patterns of overthinking, people-pleasing, and self-abandonment with curiosity, not judgment.
Together, we work on:
- Untangling anxiety from responsibility
- Learning to set boundaries without guilt taking over
- Rebuilding trust in your own needs, instincts, and decisions
- Creating space for rest that doesn’t feel earned or justified
This work is gentle, practical, and grounded in real life. The goal isn’t to become someone new — it’s to help you come home to yourself without blowing up your relationships or your sense of stability.
Don't spend another day putting yourself last!