Trauma and Complex PTSD Therapy
When the past won’t stay in the past, and memories, reactions, or feelings keep pulling you back, trauma therapy offers a steady place to loosen their grip.
Learn moreNo two people arrive at therapy with the same story. You might be carrying a traumatic past, a darkness that won’t lift, a relationship that feels broken, or a sense that you’ve come apart inside. Whatever it is, it deserves care shaped around you.
I specialize in some of life’s most difficult struggles. My training and my own lived experience are oriented toward the deeper, often invisible layers of suffering that ordinary coping strategies can’t reach.
Below you'll find the areas I focus on most. If you're unsure where you fit, that's okay. Reach out and we can explore it together.
When the past won’t stay in the past, and memories, reactions, or feelings keep pulling you back, trauma therapy offers a steady place to loosen their grip.
Learn moreDissociation and DID are rarely understood, and even more rarely met with real care. Here, every part of your experience is welcome, believed, and worked with, at a pace that keeps the whole system safe.
Learn moreWhen the same fights keep repeating, or the distance keeps growing, it’s usually two nervous systems protecting themselves. Couples therapy helps you understand those patterns and find your way back to each other.
Learn moreSomething happened to you inside the medical system, and part of you is still there. Medical trauma is often quiet and unnamed, but your nervous system remembers. Therapy helps you make sense of what happened and feel safe in your own care again.
Learn moreDepression brings a silence, as if the world has stopped speaking to you. I work with what depression is protecting and what it’s trying to say, so life can begin to feel like yours again.
Learn moreAnxiety is usually trying to tell you something. I work with what’s driving it, both in the brain’s threat responses and in the relationships underneath, so it can finally settle.
Learn moreNobody tells you how lonely it can be. Living with a disability means carrying grief, anger, and exhaustion the world rarely sees. This is a place for all of it, with a therapist who lives with disability too.
Learn moreSchedule a free 30-minute consultation to ask questions and see if we're a good fit.
Contact MeInternational Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation
Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (Level 2)
Deep Brain Reorienting (Level 3)
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) Certification