Sources of Dysfunctional Relationship
AREAS OF FOCUS
- Isolation: Feeling noticed, valued, and connected isn't a luxury. It's a fundamental need. When that need is met, you naturally extend it to the people around you.
- Uncertainty: Clarity about your values and what matters most to you creates structure in relationships. When you know what you want, you can begin to ask for it.
- Communication: Stress shuts down honest expression. Learning to communicate what you actually feel - without shutting down or gearing up for battle - changes everything.
- Anxiety: Anxiety shuts down key physiological processes, including the ability to connect with personal issues. It creates an inability to connect with people and focus on what matters.
Your next chapter starts with one conversation.
After 6 sessions, walk away with hidden obstacles identified, addressed — and relationships improved.
Anna Frost – 303.547.8493
ANNA FROST, NCPsyA
Nationally Certified Psychoanalyst (NCPsyA)
High-achieving people who focus on precision, analysis, and outcomes frequently experience anxiety, emotional strain, and relational issues. Leaders in high-pressure fields where logic and performance are prized often neglect the importance of developing emotional bandwidth.
I work with individuals and couples who recognize the importance of “soft issues” for successful outcomes. Our sessions result in new approaches to difficult relationships, clarifying values and purpose, and lowering levels of anxiety – which allows for greater intimacy.
Private. Confidential. No Notes.
Anna provides a safe and calming environment that helped me navigate issues both in my personal and professional life. Her approach is objective and scientific, and she ensures you’re feeling heard.
When I moved to Boulder I was struggling to find a therapist I enjoyed and could assist me in certain aspects of life. Anna has been a great find and made the transition back into therapy very easy. I have continued to see Anna for months and recommend her to anyone who is struggling with their mental health.

