anxiety.therapist.rachel Facebook ad: “If you’re the one who keeps the peace…”

Ran for 23 days, from March 13 to April 5, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by anxiety.therapist.rachel on Instagram. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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If you’re the one who keeps the peace, avoids conflict at all costs, and somehow became the “therapist friend” for everyone else… this might be for you. Maybe you… ✨ know boundaries are important… but the idea of someone being upset with you makes your stomach drop ✨ replay conversations in your head wondering “did I say the wrong thing?” ✨ automatically put other people’s needs first — even when you’re completely exhausted ✨ feel responsible for keeping everyone else comfortable, even when it means abandoning yourself And deep down you’re starting to wonder: “Why does speaking up for myself feel so scary?” 👋 Hi, I’m Rachel. I’m a therapist who works with anxious, conflict-avoidant women who are tired of living in people-pleasing mode. I’m also a recovering anxious people pleaser myself, so I know how hard it can feel to: • say no • set boundaries • stop overthinking everything you said In therapy we can work on helping you: ✔ understand why your brain does this ✔ learn what boundaries actually look like in real life ✔ quiet the constant “sticky thoughts” about what other people think of you So you can start feeling more like yourself and less like the emotional support human for everyone else. 🏔 If you're in Montana, you can book a free 20-minute intro call to see if we’d be a good fit for therapy. ☕ In-person sessions available in Kalispell 💻 Telehealth available anywhere in Montana Link in bio to schedule! (Instagram content is for education and awareness and isn’t a substitute for therapy.) #anxiouspeoplepleaser #peoplepleasingrecovery #anxietytherapy #montanatherapist #anxiouswomen








