Alison Seponara MS, LPC

Alison Seponara MS, LPC šŸ”…Supporting anxious women 40+ through big life shifts
šŸ’ƒšŸ» 45 | single | childfree | in my midlife era
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Alison Seponara, MS, LPC is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice in PA. Alison specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness with women who struggle with anxiety related to a life transition & also works closely helping children with special needs. Along with her private practice, Alison has created a health and wellness social media brand with over 520,000 followers (and growing). Her Instagram page, known as , is all about helping raise awareness for mental health and anxiety disorders while learning how to heal anxiety from the inside out. Alison provides her healing expertise as a psychologist while also sharing her own anxiety healing journey. Alison also hosts The Anxiety Chicks Podcast where she and a registered dietitian explore all things anxiety healing while keeping it REAL...including their own struggles with mental health! Alison brings her expertise as a healing professional to the conversation while discussing the tools and strategies needed to heal the anxious mind. Along with her healing platforms, Alison has created The Anxiety Healing School, a catalogue of online anxiety healing courses to help rewire the anxious brain…right in your own home! Alison’s mission is to help those from around the world feel less alone in their anxiety and offer awareness and education in mental health.

03/24/2026

worst thing about living alone… not being able to ask for a hug when you need one.

Commit to trying ONE new thing this week! Whats it gonna be? let me know in the comments. ā¤ļøā¤ļøšŸ‘‡
03/24/2026

Commit to trying ONE new thing this week! Whats it gonna be? let me know in the comments. ā¤ļøā¤ļøšŸ‘‡

No one prepares you for the kind of shame that can show up after 40.Here’s the truth most people won’t say out loud:This...
03/24/2026

No one prepares you for the kind of shame that can show up after 40.

Here’s the truth most people won’t say out loud:
This isn’t failure… it’s grief, comparison, and getting older in a world that told you life would look different by now.

And when that hits, it can spiral fast.

So let’s talk about what actually helps:

1ļøāƒ£ Name the shame (don’t avoid it)
→ ā€œI feel behind.ā€ ā€œI feel embarrassed.ā€
Shame loses power when you stop hiding it.

2ļøāƒ£ Reality-check the story in your head
→ Is this fact… or fear?
Your mind will default to the harshest version.

3ļøāƒ£ Interrupt comparison in real time
→ ā€œTheir life is not my timeline.ā€
You don’t need to win someone else’s life.

4ļøāƒ£ Regulate your body first
→ Slow breath, unclench your jaw, drop your shoulders
You can’t self-talk your way out of a dysregulated nervous system.

5ļøāƒ£ Practice self-compassion in the moment
→ ā€œThis is hard… and I’m still okay.ā€
This is where self-love actually begins.

These aren’t big, dramatic changes.
They’re small ways you start coming back to yourself.

Because the truth is…When you’re in a shame spiral, self-love isn’t optional… it’s essential.

It’s how you stop turning on yourself.
It’s how you rebuild trust with yourself.

And it’s a practice you can learn.

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Comment LOVE and I’ll send you my free guide: ā€œ50 Steps You Can Take Every Day to Cultivate More Self-Love.ā€

I went to the grocery store and immediately got annoyed.Why is mostly everything for more than one person??Like sir… I a...
03/22/2026

I went to the grocery store and immediately got annoyed.

Why is mostly everything for more than one person??

Like sir… I am one woman.
I do not need 24 muffins. I need… 2.

I’m just cooking for one. Shopping for one.
Trying not to waste food. Trying to make it all make sense.

Honestly, I’m just trying to not let my spinach die in 48 hours.

And it hit me…

The Singles Grocer

Where you can buy:
• 2 slices of bread
• 1 chicken breast
• 3 strawberries (not 47??)

AND… casually meet someone in the ā€œsingle serving snacksā€ aisle šŸ‘€šŸ˜‚
Cooking for one. Shopping for one.
Trying not to waste food. Trying to make it all make sense.

SO TELL ME šŸ‘‰ Would you shop at a ā€œSingles Grocerā€? šŸ‘€šŸ˜‚

If you’ve ever sent the long text, needed to hear ā€œwe’re okayā€ just to breathe, or gone quiet when things got hard…this ...
03/21/2026

If you’ve ever sent the long text, needed to hear ā€œwe’re okayā€ just to breathe, or gone quiet when things got hard…this one’s for you.

These aren’t personality flaws.
They’re patterns.
And they almost always come back to the same thing: anxious attachment and a deep fear of uncertainty.

When you don’t feel safe inside yourself, you look for safety in other people.
And that’s when the pushing away happens…even when all you want is to feel close.

The good news?
Patterns can be broken.
But it starts with understanding where they come from.

Swipe through to see the 3 most common relationship mistakes anxious women over 40 make and what to actually do differently.

And if you want to go deeper, comment HEAL and I’ll send you my free Anxious Attachment Survival Guide šŸ‘‰ 5 daily practices to start building security within yourself, not from someone else.

You deserve relationships that feel safe.
That starts with you.

03/20/2026

03/19/2026

but i love my 80s hot water single serve. ā˜ŗļøā˜ŗļø

03/19/2026

I used to think my life would feel better once I finally felt ā€œenough.ā€

At 12, I thought that meant being popular.
At 15, I thought it meant being chosen.
At 21, I thought it meant being prettier, more fun, more… everything.

And then in my 30s, it shifted.
It wasn’t about being liked anymore…
it was this quiet fear in the background:
ā€œwhat if this anxiety never goes away?ā€

That thought followed me more than anything else ever did.

But something started to change.

Not overnight.
Not in some big, dramatic way.

Just slowly…
I started caring a little less about what everyone else thought
and a little more about how I actually felt.

And now?

I don’t wake up trying to prove my worth anymore.
I don’t measure myself the same way.

I’ve learned that healing anxiety isn’t about becoming a different person…

it’s about finally feeling safe being who you already are.

If you’re in that space right now—questioning yourself, your timeline, your worth…

you’re not behind.
you’re becoming šŸ¤

And I promise… it gets softer.

✨ DM me if youre looking for support navigating this season of life!

03/18/2026

Ladies 40+ šŸ‘‰What perimenopause symptom hit you hardest that nobody warned you about?

Nobody talks about these out loud. But they live rent-free in so many of our minds…quietly, constantly.The fear that tim...
03/18/2026

Nobody talks about these out loud. But they live rent-free in so many of our minds…quietly, constantly.

The fear that time is speeding up and you’re somehow already behind. That your body is becoming unfamiliar. That the friendships, the comfort, the version of yourself you once knew… are all quietly shifting.

This is what anxiety over 40 actually looks like.

It’s not always panic attacks or racing thoughts. Sometimes it’s a slow, heavy awareness that life is changing faster than you feel ready for…and you’re carrying it alone.

Here’s what I want you to know:
šŸ‘‰ These fears don’t mean something is wrong with you. They mean you’re human, you’re aware, and you’re at a stage of life that asks a lot of you emotionally.

The goal isn’t to make the fears disappear. It’s to stop letting them run the show.

If this list felt a little too familiar, you’re not alone and you don’t have to keep carrying it quietly.

šŸ’¬ Comment HEAL below and I’ll send you the free resource I share with every woman who’s navigating anxiety in this season of life.

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Meet Alison

I have worked in the field of psychology for over 10 years and I am so grateful to be helping others feel hopeful and positive about their future. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Clinical & Counseling Psychology and a Certification in School Counseling in Pennsylvania. My specializations include work with children, teens, and adults of all ages and across a number of therapeutic settings including education, private practice, outpatient, & residential. I believe this has led to my unique approach in treating individuals based on their own needs while being a guiding force towards self-awareness and growth. I have an extensive experience working with women struggling with anxiety or depression related to life transitions or life event including trauma, infertility, post-partum, divorce, career, etc. I also specialize in work with children with special needs including ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety (social anxiety, performance anxiety, OCD, panic attacks). I also run multiple therapy groups focusing on Self-Esteem, Bereavement, Anger Management, Impulse Control, & Trauma. My therapeutic work highlights an individual’s strengths built upon a holistic approach, with an emphasis in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). As a cognitive therapist, I guide clients towards finding awareness within themselves that helps them gain insight on thought patterns that may have become upsetting or troublesome. This helps empower clients to create their own change and break negative thought patterns while discovering a life that leads to new possibilities. I believe the best therapeutic relationship is built upon trust and non-judgement, which provides clients with a safe environment and produces successful outcomes. I offer free 20-minute phone consultations for anyone seeking help, those uncertain about the therapeutic process, or those with general questions.