I work with teens (13+) and adults navigating the effects of relational and developmental trauma, especially when experiences were subtle, confusing, or hard to name. Many clients come in saying nothing was “obviously wrong,” yet something never felt quite right.
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Areas I Work With
- Relational trauma
- Subtle childhood trauma
- Complex trauma (CPTSD)
- Attachment injuries
- Emotional neglect
- Dissociation and emotional numbing
- High-functioning / high-masking trauma
- Chronic self-doubt and self-gaslighting
- Family-of-origin trauma
- Religious or moral trauma
- Ambiguous grief and estrangement
- Identity confusion and loss of self-trust
- Trauma and neurodivergence overlap
Common Experiences Clients Bring
Clients I work with often describe:
- Constantly questioning their reactions or perceptions
- Difficulty trusting intuition versus anxiety
- Feeling emotionally overwhelmed or emotionally shut down
- Loyalty conflicts within families
- Being labeled “too sensitive,” “the problem,” or “the responsible one”
- Feeling stable on the outside but unsettled internally
Populations
- Adolescents (13+)
- Adults
- Families (when appropriate and clinically indicated)