Wendy Tamis Robbins

Wendy Tamis Robbins is an attorney, author, anxiety coach and self-proclaimed professional "panic-attacker." After living with a variety of anxiety and panic disorders for almost 40 years, she is now anxiety-free. Not because she is completely free of anxiety, but because it no longer controls her. She has traded living in resistance for building resilience. Her fears now fuel a life not only beyond anxiety, but beyond her dreams. On her path to recovery she discovered a restorative, inner...See more

Wendy Tamis Robbins is an attorney, author, anxiety coach and self-proclaimed professional "panic-attacker." After living with a variety of anxiety and panic disorders for almost 40 years, she is now anxiety-free. Not because she is completely free of anxiety, but because it no longer controls her. She has traded living in resistance for building resilience. Her fears now fuel a life not only beyond anxiety, but beyond her dreams. On her path to recovery she discovered a restorative, inner peace and reclaimed her authentic power. She is passionate about helping others who are hiding their fear and accommodating their anxiety behind perfectionism and over-achievement to find the same freedom. When Wendy hit rock bottom, it was hearing other people's stories that saved her life. Now she shares her own to be an example of what's possible. Her unique coaching draws from her personal experience while finding common and relatable ground. Her balanced approach utilizes both practical thought and holistic body/mind work, while keeping a sharp focus on the goal -- imagining your most beautiful life beyond anxiety, believing it can be true, deciding you are worthy of it and ultimately manifesting it. Despite her anxiety, Wendy earned a scholarship and worked her way through Dartmouth College, where she competed on the varsity track and field team, and law school. She's worked as a tax and corporate finance attorney for over 20 years creating and preserving affordable housing and providing sources of financing to under-served communities. She and her husband, David, live on the North Shore of Massachusetts with his two teen-age children. See less