Trauma Counseling
Trauma isn’t always about a single event — sometimes it’s a series of painful experiences that leave you feeling unsafe, disconnected, or constantly on edge. Trauma counseling provides a safe and supportive space to process these experiences, calm the nervous system, and rebuild a sense of safety and connection.
Why Trauma Counseling Helps
• Helps reduce flashbacks, nightmares, and panic attacks.
• Provides grounding skills for moments of overwhelm.
• Restores trust in yourself and your relationships.
• Addresses both emotional and physical effects of trauma.
• Builds long-term resilience to manage stress and triggers.
Who Can Benefit from Trauma Counseling
• Survivors of childhood abuse or neglect.
• Victims of domestic violence or sexual assault.
• Military, first responders, and healthcare workers.
• People recovering from sudden loss or medical trauma.
• Individuals experiencing complex trauma from repeated events.
Therapists who offer Trauma Counseling
Contact us to schedule with one of them, or let us help you choose.
James NoorlanderClinical Director and Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Anne LowLicensed Clinical Social Worker
Cristiana DeanLicensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Brad RentfroCertified Mental Health Counselor
Kenzi JonesLicensed Clinical Social Worker
Kim Seay-SmithClinical Mental Health Counselor
Laura BennionLicensed Clinical Social Worker
Leticia TomazLicensed Clinical Social Worker
Lindsey JordanClinical Social Worker
Michael RobinsonCertified Mental Health Counselor
Morgan HillmanIntern
Nancy BellistonLicensed Clinical Social Worker
Nolan OsbornClinical Social Worker
Sarah CampbellClinical Social Worker
Tyra TsosieClinical Social Worker
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