#Forney

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Le Figaro-modes, no. 1, janvier 1903, Paris. Études de bijoux (aquarelles originales), par R. Lalique. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

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i love forneys

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ъъъъьъъеь..........

[douglaswelch]

Vintage Chevrolet Front and Grill, Forney Museum of Transportation, Denver, Colorado

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High-Functioning Anxiety: When You’re Successful on the Outside But Struggling on the Inside

But on the inside? You feel tense, overwhelmed, and like your brain never shuts off. That’s the reality of high-functioning anxiety—and it’s more common than you think. You’re the one who always shows up, stays busy, handles the to-do list, and never lets anyone down. You’re juggling work, relationships, family, and a million responsibilities. From the outside, it looks like you’ve got it all together.

What Is High-Functioning Anxiety?

High-functioning anxiety isn’t a formal diagnosis, but it’s a very real experience. It describes people who appear successful, capable, and composed, but beneath the surface are battling:

Racing thoughts and overthinking

Fear of failure—even after success

Perfectionism and procrastination cycles

Trouble sleeping or relaxing

Feeling constantly “on” and emotionally exhausted

People-pleasing and difficulty setting boundaries

Many people with high-functioning anxiety are also neurodivergent, especially women with ADHD who were never diagnosed or supported growing up. Others grew up in high-pressure families or environments where achievement equaled safety and approval.

Why It’s So Easy to Miss

Because high-functioning anxiety doesn’t look like a crisis, it often gets overlooked—even by the person experiencing it. You might assume:

“I just need to get more organized.”

“Everyone feels this way.”

“I’m just being dramatic.”

“It’s not that bad—I’m doing fine.”

But “fine” isn’t the same as fulfilled. If your internal world feels chaotic, you deserve support—even if everything looks okay on paper.

Signs You Might Be Living with High-Functioning Anxiety

✔ You constantly second-guess yourself, even after making a decision ✔ You avoid rest because your brain sees it as “wasting time” ✔ You feel guilty when you say no or disappoint someone ✔ You struggle to enjoy your achievements—they never feel like “enough” ✔ You overprepare, overanalyze, and still feel unprepared ✔ You get stuck in cycles of burnout, then beat yourself up for slowing down

Sound familiar? You’re not alone—and therapy can help you stop surviving and start living more peacefully.

How Therapy Helps

In therapy, we focus on helping you:

Identify and shift perfectionistic thinking

Set boundaries without guilt

Understand your nervous system and regulate overwhelm

Build emotional awareness and self-compassion

Break cycles of burnout and over-responsibility

Explore ADHD traits or undiagnosed neurodivergence (if relevant)

You don’t have to keep carrying the mental load alone. Therapy offers a space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and learn how to feel safe even when you’re not “doing.”

What Working With Us Looks Like

We specialize in helping adults and teens who are struggling with:

Anxiety, panic, and chronic stress

Executive dysfunction and ADHD

Relationship dynamics and people-pleasing

Burnout from caregiving, parenting, or high-pressure careers

Grief, trauma, and life transitions

We offer both in-person sessions and teletherapy across Texas, Florida, and Virginia—so you can access therapy in a way that fits your life.

✨ EMDR, CBT, and nervous system-informed approaches ✨ Safe space for identity exploration and neurodiversity ✨ Superbill provided for out-of-network insurance reimbursement ✨ No pressure, no judgment—just support

You Don’t Have to Earn Rest

High-functioning anxiety convinces you that rest is lazy, that you’re only worthy when you’re producing, that you’ll feel better once everything is done.

The truth? You don’t need to do more. You need to feel safe doing less.

If you’re ready to feel calm without guilt and confident without the pressure, we’re here.

Let’s Talk

Reach out today to schedule a free consultation -  Www.newpathcounselingandwellness.com

Rockwall Office Location: 1101 Ridge Rd., Rockwall, Tx I Greenville Office Location: 2607 Lee St., Greenville, Tx

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Scenes From 1925: From Citizens to Volunteers

[lil-jupi]

💥💥I’m the #2 rapper in FORNEY TEXAS!!✨

🎶🎶🎶

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Forney Property Tax Statistics

Forney property taxes are spiking much faster than CPI + population growth. The rate of property tax growth was 85% faster than the rate of population + CPI. Visit https://www.poconnor.com/forney-property-tax/ to know more

[guy60660]

Jeff Forney

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I'm rewatching Golden Girls. If you haven't seen the show, it's quite progressive for the era-- especially in the area of queer rights. Especially when you remember that the crap on at the time was primarily saccharine, schmatzy crap like Full House.

I just want to remind everyone that Bea Arthur spent her life trying to protect young people-- especially queer people. She was very well known for being a protector. She was very well aware that Queer people were her biggest fans-- and she was very outspoken for her support back to us.

Wn she died, she left $300,000 to the Ali Forney Centre-- a homeless shelter dedicated to helping queer kids. The shelter was literally on the verge of collapse, but with Bea Arthur’s support, it managed to not only get above water, but expand to help even more kids.

With her help, the centre was able to open a residency building to queer kids who have no where else to go.

This feels like a nice way to celebrate Pride.

Bea Arthur, thank you for being a friend.

Oh, and she hated trump.

[soupy-sez]

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 16, vol. 18, 19 avril 1896, Paris. 11. Robe de maison en foulard mauve. Modèle de la Capdeville, 58, boulevard Haussman. 22. Corsage Tannhaüser en lainage violet évêque. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

(11.) Robe de maison en foulard mauve, de forme droite, froncée devant et dans le dos, avec pli rond rapporté retenu par une ceinture de ruban nouée de côté, i rangs de petite Valenciennes ornent le devant et le haut des manches; la manche ballon, très basse sur l’épaule, se termine par un bracelet de ruban, double col rabattu orné de dentelle.

(11.) House dress in mauve foulard, straight, gathered at the front and back, with round pleat held in place by a ribbon belt tied at the side, rows of small Valenciennes adorn the front and the top of the sleeves; the balloon sleeve, very low on the shoulder, ends with a ribbon bracelet, double turn-down collar decorated with lace.

Matériaux: 10 mètres soie ou 5 mètres lainage, 20 mètres dentelle.

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(22.) Corsage Tannhaüser en lainage violet évêque, rentré flans la jupe, le devant avec col revers est croise de côté; il est ouvert du lia ut sur un plastron en pareil surmonté d’un col de velours, garniture de velours assorti. Manche d’une seule pièce avec revers velours.

Matériaux: 3 mètres de tissu, 1m,50 velours.

(22.) Tannhaüser bodice in purple bishop wool, tucked into the skirt, the front with lapel collar is crossed sideways; it is open from the lia ut on a bib in the same surmounted by a velvet collar, trimmed with matching velvet. One-piece sleeve with velvet cuff.

[paintermagazine]

‘Shine a light!’

Original artist: Forney Mumford

Original source: ‘Humorama’ (1957)

[littlebigfandomtrash]

I enjoy this event very much I can see where Vil got his looks.

But anyway Luxe Yuuli look and Luxe Aveline and Minette look. Plus Jamil being a fan of Minette

[douglaswelch]

Vintage 1940 Bantam Model 65 Station Wagon, Forney Museum of Transportation, Denver, Colorado

https://welchwrite.com/blog/2025/05/30/vintage-1040-bantam-model-65-station-wagon-forney-museum-of-transportation-denver-colorado-photography/

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Therapy for Teens: What Parents Should Know About Mental Health Today

Why Are So Many Teens Struggling Right Now?

Teens today are navigating an intense mix of academic pressure, social media, identity challenges, and mental health stigma—often without the emotional tools they need.

Common signs your teen might benefit from therapy:

Panic, stress, or school anxiety

Sadness, irritability, or mood swings

Low self-esteem or negative self-talk

Friendship issues or social withdrawal

Family tension or difficulty expressing emotions

Struggles with motivation or focus (especially with ADHD)

Gender identity exploration or questioning

Grief or unresolved emotional pain

Therapy helps teens better understand their emotions, learn to cope with life stress, and feel less alone.

What Teen Therapy Actually Looks Like

Teen therapy isn’t a lecture or interrogation. It’s a supportive space where your teen can be themselves without fear of judgment.

In therapy, your teen may work on:

Coping strategies for anxiety and panic

Confidence-building and self-acceptance

Navigating friendships and setting boundaries

Tools for emotional regulation and impulse control

Processing trauma, loss, or past experiences

Strategies to manage ADHD and executive dysfunction

Family communication and repair work (when appropriate)

We tailor every session to your teen’s unique personality and needs. We also involve parents (with the teen’s permission) to support healthier communication and more connection at home.

Specialized Support for Teens and Families

Our licensed therapists have experience working with:

Teens with ADHD, autism, or learning differences

High-achieving teens experiencing burnout or perfectionism

Teens navigating gender or identity exploration

Adolescents experiencing grief, trauma, or family changes

Families coping with divorce, co-parenting, or big life transitions

We draw from research-backed approaches like:

CBT for anxiety, depression, and distorted thinking

DBT-informed skills for emotional regulation and relationships

EMDR therapy for trauma and stuck memories

Attachment-focused therapy for family issues and self-worth

Executive functioning support for ADHD and focus struggles

When to Reach Out for Help

If your teen:

Talks about feeling “numb,” hopeless, or overwhelmed

Struggles to keep up with school or sleep

Avoids friends or social activities they used to enjoy

Seems angry, withdrawn, or unmotivated

Has mentioned thoughts of self-harm or giving up

It’s time to take that next step. Teen counseling is a proactive, empowering way to help them feel more in control, connected, and supported.

We’re Here for Teens and Families

We offer individual therapy for teens, along with optional parent support sessions, either in person or through secure virtual sessions across the state.

✔️ Confidential support tailored to teens ✔️ Collaborative approach with parents ✔️ Experience with complex teen issues ✔️ Superbills provided for out-of-network insurance reimbursement ✔️ Teletherapy available across Texas

Let’s Talk

If you're worried about your teen—or just want to give them a space to talk—we’re here. Reach out today to schedule a free consultation or learn more about how therapy for teens and young adults works.

Www.newpathcounselingandwellness.com