Compassionate Therapy
and Mental Health Services
Turn your perfectionist and high-achieving tendencies into your superpowers
For Millennial + Gen Z Women
Dr. Sheena Sikorski, Licensed Psychologist Specializing in Evidence-Based Therapy
Despite everything going on in your life, it constantly feels like you’re not working hard enough and there’s always more to do. You get compliments often, but somehow they just feel like they’re meant for someone else.
It’s exhausting and you find yourself
Procrastinating because you’re afraid that if you start something, you’ll mess it up.
Maybe you over-prepare for everything instead of just doing it. Or maybe you always wait for the perfect day/week/month to align to start something…only to end up stressed out.
Not enjoying hobbies or new opportunities.
Whether it’s a promotion at work that you’ve been working overtime for or a new hobby, it’s hard for you to get excited about it because you hold yourself to such a high — some would say impossible — standard.
Getting anxious.
even though rationally you know that everything will work out.
People-pleasing.
such as often saying “yes” when you actually want to say “no” or feeling like you have to do extra work to make everyone happy.
When you Google it, you get oversimplified advice like “no one is perfect” and “just do your best.”
The thing is, you already know that…
…and understanding what kind of mindset you should have doesn’t actually help you get there.
The biggest problem with this kind of advice is that →
You can’t simply “get over” perfectionism, no matter how many affirmations you chant to your reflection in the mirror.
Because let’s be honest…it’s more complicated than that.
What you can do is learn how to manage your tendencies — and even start using them to your advantage.
What if I told you that, when kept in check, perfectionism is…kind of awesome?
Instead of trying to combat your traits, you can learn how to turn them into your biggest assets.
I’m committed to helping you find long-term solutions using research-driven strategies…sprinkled with a healthy dose of fun!
My Therapeutic Approach
Whether you’re struggling with burnout, anxiety, or setting unreasonably high expectations for yourself, you deserve to find relief.
Get support in a 1:1 setting with myself, as a licensed psychologist, or enroll in my signature self-paced perfectionism course.
Partner with a licensed psychologist to see yourself with new eyes and turn your perfectionist tendencies into superpowers.
Heal at your own pace to decrease anxiety, create better boundaries, and improve your relationship with yourself and others.
PsyD, LP
Licensed Psychologist for Millennial and Gen Z Perfectionists and High-Achievers
Friends and family consider me down-to-earth, open-minded, and dedicated. I bring these qualities into the work we do together to create an authentic therapeutic relationship and help you find laughter even in hard times.
I understand how challenging and daunting it can be to ask for help — especially when you’re so used to holding yourself to a high standard.
I provide a safe and non-judgmental environment so we can get to the root cause and cut through the old programming that’s holding you back.
Pssst…Let Me Tell You a Secret
Learning how to manage your perfectionism and high-achiever tendencies doesn’t mean you have to compromise your success
Perfectionism can be a good quality. You just need to learn how to use it in alignment with your values.
Take the free quiz to gain clarity and learn how to live a more balanced life.
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Sheena Sikorski, PsyD, LP does not offer crisis counseling or emergency services. Please STOP and call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room if you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency. If you are contemplating suicide or think that you are a danger to yourself or others, please STOP and call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. If you are in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or contact the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741741.
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