Ryan Parry is a compassionate therapist specializing in working with individuals facing anxiety disorders, particularly social anxiety and anxious attachment, and how these challenges impact interpersonal relationships. He is well-equipped to support clients of all backgrounds, including those within the LGBTQ+ spectrum, through difficulties in friendships or romantic partnerships. Ryan has a deep emotional investment in navigating faith transitions and crises, which he approaches with thoughtful sensitivity. Utilizing a logical and philosophical lens, he offers insightful therapy that encourages understanding and self-exploration. With extensive study and personal experience in anxiety, Ryan is adept at helping clients recognize the patterns and origins of their anxiety, particularly in the context of their relationships. His personal journey with Borderline Personality Disorder has given him unique insight into anxiety, reinforcing his belief that overcoming challenges is possible. Additionally, Ryan's background in social psychology grants him a nuanced understanding of cultural factors and their influence on individual experiences, making him a well-rounded and effective therapist for diverse client needs. As a Pre-Licensed Professional and marriage & family therapist intern, he employs various therapeutic modalities, including Emotionally Focused, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), and Family Systems approaches, to best meet the needs of individuals, couples, families, and groups.