Anxiety therapy · Boca Raton · telehealth

Online anxiety therapy in Boca Raton

Constant worry, a racing mind at 2 a.m., panic that comes out of nowhere, or the exhausting effort of looking calm when you aren’t. Anxiety is common, effective treatments exist, and you can work on it from home in Boca Raton.

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What to know first

  • Practice: Achieve Growth Therapy (Artie Gately, LMHC)
  • Approach: mostly CBT, plus EMDR when anxiety is tied to past experiences
  • Where: secure telehealth anywhere in Florida; office in Orlando, not Boca Raton
  • Start: free 15-minute consultation
  • Availability: accepting new clients

From the practice’s public website, checked November 8, 2026.

Anxiety that looks fine from the outside

Plenty of anxious people are the ones others rely on: the reliable colleague, the parent who handles everything, the student with the high GPA. Underneath, there’s overthinking, self-criticism and a body that never quite switches off. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that about a third of U.S, adolescents and adults experience an anxiety disorder at some point, so if this sounds familiar, you are far from alone.

Achieve Growth Therapy describes helping people who seem to have it together but feel like they’re barely holding on, including professionals under high pressure. Artie works with children, teens and adults. Its anxiety work starts with small, measurable goals to ease symptoms, then moves to the patterns that keep anxiety going. He also treats related concerns such as trauma, depression and panic when they show up alongside anxiety.

Persistent worry

Worry that’s hard to control and spills into everything, work, health, money, family, often with tension, fatigue and poor sleep.

Panic attacks

Sudden surges of intense fear with a pounding heart, shortness of breath or shaking, and then dread about the next one.

Social anxiety

Intense fear of being judged in meetings, conversations or social events, leading to avoidance that shrinks your life.

Not sure what you’re dealing with? Read about common signs and when to get help.

What therapy for anxiety looks like here

Achieve Growth Therapy says it mostly uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), adding EMDR when anxiety is connected to past experiences. CBT has a strong research base: the National Institute of Mental Health describes it as the “gold standard” psychotherapy for generalized anxiety disorder. In practice that means:

  • Understanding what triggers your anxiety and what keeps it going (often avoidance, reassurance-seeking or perfectionism)
  • Learning to notice and question anxious predictions instead of obeying them
  • Gradually doing the things anxiety has been talking you out of
  • Building skills for sleep, tension and racing thoughts that you can use on your own

Learn more about the approaches and what sessions involve.

Anxiety counseling should fit the problem you want to change

Whether you call it anxiety therapy or anxiety counseling in Boca Raton, start with the same question: what would you like to be able to do differently? That might mean sleeping without hours of rehearsal, attending a meeting without avoiding it, or spending less time checking for reassurance.

If panic is what brought you here

Repeated panic attacks and fear of another attack deserve an assessment. CBT is one treatment option described by NIMH, but new or severe chest pain, breathlessness or other physical symptoms need medical evaluation rather than an assumption of anxiety. This referral is not for urgent medical assessment or an intensive program.

Online care with a named therapist

Online therapy can remove the commute, not the need for clinical fit. Achieve Growth Therapy is based in Orlando and offers telehealth across Florida. This site focuses on anxiety. Accepting new clients.

Explore CBT

See what cognitive behavioral therapy asks you to notice, test and practise.

CBT for adult anxiety

Meet the provider

Artie is EMDR-trained and works with children, teens and adults. See what else to ask.

Your anxiety therapist

Check the practical details

$150 per hour self-pay, accepted insurance plans and a sustainable schedule.

Fees and insurance

Who this therapy is for

Artie Gately, LMHC, works one-to-one with children, teens and adults who are located in Florida. He is accepting new clients. Most people who find this site are dealing with worry, panic or stress that has started to run their days, and anxiety often travels with other concerns he also works with:

  • Panic attacks and phobias
  • Low mood or depression alongside anxiety
  • Anxiety that began after a frightening event, including PTSD
  • Grief, loss and distressing memories
  • Performance or self-esteem worries tied to past experiences

Approaches include CBT, EMDR (he is EMDR-trained), Solution-Focused Therapy and Schema Therapy. All sessions are online therapy by secure video; there is no Boca Raton office.

Quick answers for Boca Raton

How much does anxiety therapy cost?

Self-pay is $150 per hour. If you use insurance, you pay your plan’s copay or coinsurance after any deductible. See fees and insurance.

Do you take insurance?

Yes: UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Florida Blue, Oscar, Optum, Oxford and Carelon Behavioral Health. Benefits vary by plan, so confirm yours with the practice.

What kind of therapist is best for anxiety?

Look for a licensed mental health professional, such as a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC), clinical social worker or psychologist, who uses evidence-based methods like CBT. If you may want medication, that is prescribed by a doctor such as a psychiatrist or your primary-care provider. You can check any Florida license with the Department of Health lookup (opens in a new tab).

What is the best therapy for anxiety?

For generalized anxiety and panic, CBT has the strongest evidence and is usually the starting point. The practice describes its anxiety work as mostly CBT. See how CBT for anxiety works.

When is EMDR not recommended for anxiety?

EMDR is mainly considered when anxiety is tied to specific past experiences. It is usually not the first choice for worry with no clear source, and memory work is postponed for anyone in crisis, still in an unsafe situation, or needing help with substance use or dissociation first.

Can teenagers have online anxiety therapy?

Yes. Artie works with children, teens and adults. Use the consultation to talk through whether video suits your teen.

Working from Boca Raton

The practice’s office is in Orlando, so for people in Boca Raton this is a telehealth service: secure video sessions from home, the office or anywhere private, as long as you are in Florida at the time. For many busy people that is the difference between fitting therapy in and not.

If you’d rather see someone in person locally, your insurer’s provider directory or the 211 Helpline Palm Beach and Treasure Coast (opens in a new tab) can help. Students enrolled at Florida Atlantic University can also check the counseling services FAU provides (opens in a new tab) to students.

How to start

  1. Request a free consultation through the practice’s own contact page, pick a time or send a short note.
  2. Talk for 15 minutes about what anxiety is doing in your life and what you want to change.
  3. Get a clear answer on whether the practice is a good fit, and if not, the practice says it will point you toward someone who is.

Talk it through in a free 15-minute consult

Accepting new clients. Book a free 15-minute consultation through Achieve Growth Therapy's own contact page. You'll talk about your anxiety, whether telehealth is a good fit, and what next steps could look like.

Request a free 15-minute consult (opens Achieve Growth Therapy website in a new tab)

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Sources

  1. National Institute of Mental Health. Anxiety Disorders (opens in a new tab)
  2. National Institute of Mental Health. Generalized Anxiety Disorder: When Worry Gets Out of Control (opens in a new tab)
  3. National Institute of Mental Health: panic disorder (opens in a new tab)
  4. Achieve Growth Therapy. Anxiety therapy page (approach and telehealth) (opens in a new tab)
  5. Florida Atlantic University. Counseling and Psychological Services (opens in a new tab)