Andrea Wachter

, LMFT

Psychotherapist • Author • Teacher

Welcome!

I’m Andrea Wachter

Psychotherapist, meditation teacher, course creator, and author

For many years, I struggled with debilitating anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol abuse, and an eating disorder. The tools and support that helped me heal, combined with over three decades of experience as a psychotherapist, have become the foundation of the work I’m now honored to share with others.

I’ve learned, both personally and professionally, that healing isn’t one-size-fits-all. We all respond to different approaches at different times. What works best is a compassionate and flexible toolkit, one that evolves with you.

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That’s why I’ve created a range of offerings:
💡 Self-paced audio courses
🎧 Free guided meditations
📝 Blogs, interviews, and books

These resources are designed to help you develop inner tools for navigating life with greater peace, clarity, and compassion. I weave together the most helpful practices I’ve learned, from psychology and neuroscience to mindfulness and spirituality. My aim is to offer tools that are both practical and effective, so you can find what resonates for you.

Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, overeating, body image, or relationships, I want you to know there is hope. I welcome you to explore my offerings and see if something here feels right for you. I’d be honored to support you in finding your way to greater peace of mind and well-being.

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A Heartfelt Letter from Your Body to Your Mind

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Aging Hatefully or Gratefully

When you look in the mirror, what do you tend to think? When you see photos of yourself, what’s the first thing that usually pops into your mind? When you glance down at your body, what feelings arise? You are not alone if your responses are on the negative, critical,...

Stepping Off the Diet/Riot Roller Coaster

If you’ve been battling with ineffective diets and uncontrollable eating (I call this riding the diet/riot roller coaster) and are ready to find solid ground, consider these tips. Natural Eating For decades, there’s been an unnatural paradigm when it comes to...

Tired of Being Tired?

If you struggle with insomnia, you probably know that the harder you try to sleep, the more riled up you get. Here are some gentler ways to approach wakeful nights. First up is reassurance. It can help to think about a situation, or maybe more than one, that you...

When Depression Depletes Motivation

If you struggle with depression, you probably know how heavy it can feel, as if an invisible weight is pulling you down. One of the most painful ironies of depression is that it often drains people of the energy and motivation they need to take steps that might help...

How to Soothe Anxious Sensations

Anxiety has become a daily reality for many people. Sometimes it shows up as a stream of racing thoughts. Other times, it arrives as a flood of uncomfortable sensations in the body. For many people, it’s both—a powerful chemical cocktail of worrisome thoughts and...

How to Skillfully Communicate With an Unskilled Communicator

Do you often find yourself in conversations where the other person seems uninterested in what you have to say? Do some of the people in your life monopolize conversations, interrupt frequently, or constantly complain? Does someone in your life seem to have an unending...

Tendency for Codependency?

This blog post was co-authored by Andrea Wachter, LMFT, and Marsea Marcus, LMFT Do you often focus on the needs of others but ignore your own? Do you find yourself preoccupied by how your loved ones are doing? Do you have difficulty expressing your feelings and needs...

8 Ways To Upgrade Your Relationship

It seems like it should be natural to treat our partners with love, consideration, and respect. Yet, for many people in long-term relationships, the warmth and kindness that were present in the early days of dating can fade over time. Most people treat their partners...