You used to drive without thinking about it. Now highways feel overwhelming. Bridges tighten your chest. The road where the accident happened feels impossible to approach.

Perhaps you were in a crash. Perhaps there was a near miss. Or anxiety surfaced without a clear cause. Whatever the starting point, your nervous system learned to associate travel with danger.

That response is understandable — but it does not have to shape your future.

Transportation Psychology Institute provides structured, specialized psychotherapy focused exclusively on transportation-related trauma and anxiety. Treatment is designed not simply to reduce fear, but to restore steady, functional confidence behind the wheel, in the air, or as a passenger.