Adult Trauma Therapy

Signs You May Benefit from Trauma Therapy


If you experience any of the following, trauma therapy may be right for you:

  • Feeling Anxious, Numb, or On Edge – Constant worry, panic, or emotional detachment

  • Nightmares or Flashbacks – Reliving distressing events from the past

  • Relationship Challenges – Difficulty trusting others, feeling disconnected

  • Emotional Overwhelm or Avoidance – Intense emotions or shutting down completely

  • Unexplained Physical Symptoms – Headaches, fatigue, or tension linked to stress

Trauma doesn’t have to define your future.

Therapy can help you break free from past pain and step into a life of healing and growth.

How Trauma Therapy Works

Creating a Safe, Supportive Space


We begin by building trust and understanding your unique experiences. This phase may involve:

  • Mindfulness & Relaxation Techniques to regulate emotions

  • Identifying Triggers & Emotional Responses

  • Developing Coping Strategies for daily life

Processing Trauma in a Way That Feels Safe

For many, trauma feels “stuck” in the brain and body. We use proven therapeutic techniques to help process these memories without becoming overwhelmed. Techniques may include:

  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) – Uses bilateral stimulation to help the brain process trauma safely.

  • Somatic Therapy – Focuses on body-based techniques to release stored trauma.

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – Helps change negative thought patterns linked to past experiences.

Rebuilding Self-Trust & Confidence

As distressing memories become less overwhelming, we work on:

  • Strengthening Positive Beliefs About Yourself

  • Restoring a Sense of Control Over Your Life

  • Developing Healthy Boundaries & Relationships

Integrating Healing into Everyday Life

Healing isn’t just about therapy sessions—it’s about feeling more present, empowered, and connected in daily life. We focus on:

  • Managing Anxiety & Stress More Effectively

  • Reconnecting with Joy & Purpose

  • Building Emotional Resilience for the Future