Trauma-informed therapy is the foundation of my therapy practice. It’s like therapy with a GPS that knows where all the fuckery lives. It takes into account the messy AF dumper fire of your experience, without the judgment or the pressure to “get over it” at some subjective pace.
Trauma-informed therapy goes beyond the surface and focuses on understanding how trauma shapes every aspect of a person’s experience and influences their current decisions. Think about it this way, it’s like a trauma-informed therapist is fluent in the unspoken language of trauma—knowing how to navigate triggers, avoid re-traumatization, and respect your pace without pushing you into areas that feel unsafe.
It’s not just therapy with a side of empathy; it’s a whole-ass mentality that prioritizes safety, empowerment, and trust, acknowledging that your reactions aren’t just random AF but rather that they’re rooted in pure survival. In my trauma-informed therapy practice, I work with the awareness that trauma lives in the body and mind.
My process is direct yet compassionate AF, consent-driven, and dedicated on not just healing but rebuilding your personal power and resilience in a way that feels steady and right for you.