Trauma Counseling

TRAUMA COUNSELING
PTSD - SEXUAL TRAUMA - PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA - EMOTIONAL TRAUMA

“There are wounds that never show on the body that are deeper
and more hurtful than anything that bleeds.”
- Laurell K. Hamilton

Emotional and psychological trauma can be a terrible thing to deal with, but there is hope! Don't give up! Denise helps clients recovery from a wide-variety of traumatic situations. Do you have symptoms of unresolved trauma?

DENISE'S UNIQUE APPROACHES TO TRAUMA HEALING

Denise has years of experience counseling people who are recovering from trauma. She's a counselor dedicated to doing whatever will work, in a comforting, and safe environment. She uses traditional and research-proven techniques to tailor a unique recovery plan for each client seeking trauma therapy. Some of her special techniques include:

• EMDR: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
• Hypnosis
• NLP: Neuro-Linguistic Programming
• Theta Energy Healing Techniques
• Emotional Freedom Technique
• EFT: Emotionally Focused Therapy
• Meditation Techniques

"I've Come Out From Under Trauma and Sadness!" - S.R.

DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS?

If you are suffering with any of the following symptoms trauma counseling would work for you:

• Bad memories of the traumatic event keep bothering you.
• Sleep Problems: Reoccurring nightmares, restless sleep, night terrors.
• Flashbacks: Feeling like you are going through the event again and again.
• Triggers: You see, hear, or smell things that cause you to relive the event. News reports, movie scenes, old pictures, videos, seeing something, or hearing a related sound are all examples of triggers.

• You avoid people that trigger memories of the traumatic event.
• You avoid crowds, places, or situations that remind you of the trauma.
• You avoid certain necessary activities like driving or shopping.
• You avoid watching movies that remind you of the trauma.
• You avoid seeking help because you don't want to think or talk about the trauma.

• You think about yourself and others in negative ways because of the trauma.
• You may not have positive or loving feelings toward people and may stay away from relationships.
• You may forget about parts of the traumatic event.
• You may think the world is completely dangerous and no one can be trusted.
• You see yourself as damaged or uncurable.

4. YOU HAVE ANXIETY AND DISTRESSING FEELINGS YOU CAN'T SHAKE

• You have developed what's called: hyperarousal—anxious, jittery, always alert feelings.
• You're always on the lookout for danger. Some people call you paranoid.
• You might suddenly become angry or irritable.
• You have a hard time sleeping.
• You have trouble concentrating.
• You are startled by loud noises or surprises.