Online Therapy for High-Achieving Professionals

Helping perfectionists, people-pleasers, and overachievers find balance and relief through online therapy

Therapy that fits into your busy life

You’re used to doing it all. You push yourself to meet high expectations—whether at work, in relationships, or just keeping up with life’s demands. But when the stress, anxiety, or pressure to be perfect becomes overwhelming, it can feel like you’re stuck in an exhausting cycle with no way out.

You don’t have to navigate this alone.

Dr. Jenny White, clinical psychologist providing telehealth therapy for stress and anxiety, is sitting at her desk typing notes from a therapy session into her computer. She's looking to the side smiling slightly + wearing a black blazer + top.

Do you recognize yourself in these common struggles?

  • Dr. Jenny White, anxiety therapist near me is looking at a recipe book while sitting on a mauve couch with a stuffed animal. You can see an elegant octopus tattoo on the inside of her forearm

    ✔ Anxiety that never shuts off.

    Your mind races with worry, self-doubt, and second-guessing. It’s exhausting.

  • This is a stack of therapy books Dr. Jenny White, therapist for stress near me has in her resources: Daring Greatly, Dare to Lead, A Liberated Mind, Slow Living

    ✔ Chronic stress and burnout.

    No matter how much you accomplish, it never feels like enough. You’re stretched too thin, running on empty.

  • Dr. Jenny White, relationship therapist near me drinks from a white teacup with an octopus tentacle on it while sitting on a mauve velvet couch. The picture gives off comforting vibes in a friendly, non-judgmental environment

    ✔ Relationship challenges and people-pleasing.

    You struggle to set boundaries or deal with difficult relationships at work or home.

Online Therapy Sessions

Therapy sessions are held virtually, allowing you to meet with me from the privacy of your home, office, or any quiet space that works for you.

50-minute, one-on-one sessions
Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
Secure, HIPAA-compliant video sessions
No commute—more time for you

Many clients find online therapy more accessible and effective than in-person therapy because it makes prioritizing mental health easier.

Investment: $165 per session

Dr. Jenny White, online therapist, is typing on a silver MacBook laptop at a white desk.

What to Expect from Therapy with Me

Our work together will be collaborative and tailored to your goals.

In our sessions, we will:

Identify what’s keeping you stuck
Challenge perfectionism and self-doubt
Learn coping tools for stress and anxiety
Strengthen communication and boundary-setting skills
Create sustainable strategies for lasting change

Therapy isn’t about “fixing” you—it’s about helping you feel more like yourself again.

Dr. Jenny White, therapist for anxiety, sits at a white desk in a bright, modern office with a laptop, books, pink flowers, and a large green plant.

Is Online Therapy Right for You?

Online therapy is a great fit if you:


✔ Want expert support in managing stress, anxiety, or relationship challenges
✔ Prefer the flexibility and convenience of virtual sessions
✔ Have a private, distraction-free space for sessions
✔ Are ready to invest in your mental well-being

Location Requirements

I am PSYPACT authorized, which means I can provide virtual therapy across several states. However, I prefer to serve clients in the Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania areas. I’ve lived and worked here most of my life and I am familiar with the regional culture.

FAQs

  • A 50-55 minute session cost $165. Sessions are paid at the time they occur.

  • No, I do not accept insurance. I would be considered an “out-of-network” provider. I can provide you with a Superbill that you can present to your insurance company for reimbursement if you have out of network benefits.

  • A superbill is a document you can provide to your insurance company to seek reimbursement. The document has information they’ll need, including a diagnosis, session code, and all of my professional information they require (ex. NPI, address, etc).

    Let me know if you need one to be provided.

  • There are several reasons why I don’t accept insurance.

    First, I feel I can provide better care to my clients when my time is spent working clinically vs. administratively.

    Second, I opt to maximize client confidentiality, which can be compromised with insurance companies. When your insurance pays for your treatment, they can demand access to records or require a diagnosis in order to pay for or approve ongoing treatment. This information then becomes part of your medical record.

    If privacy is a priority to you, then an out-of-network provider may be the right fit for you.

If you’re struggling to keep up with life's demands and need a space to focus on yourself, I’d love to help.

Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if we’re a good fit.

Dr. Jenny White, clinical psychologist providing online therapy for stress + anxiety, is confidently looking at camera holding the front of her black blazer. She is ready to help you silence your inner critic + not let anxiety hold you back