Trauma Doesn’t Just Live in the Past.
It Lives in the Nervous System.
You may know you’re safe now —
but your body doesn’t feel that way.
If you’re experiencing:
Intrusive memories
Anxiety or hypervigilance
Emotional shutdown or numbness
Reactivity in relationships
Shame that won’t loosen its grip
Trauma-related sexual difficulties
You are not weak.
Your nervous system is doing exactly what it was wired to do: protect you.
WHAT ART & EMDR DO
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) are structured trauma treatments that help the brain reprocess distressing memories so they no longer feel immediate, overwhelming, or activating.
Unlike traditional talk therapy, these approaches:
Work directly with how trauma is stored in the brain
Reduce emotional intensity of memories
Shift negative beliefs (“I’m not safe,” “It was my fault”)
Calm nervous system reactivity
Create lasting changes in how experiences are held
You remain in control throughout the process.
You do not have to relive trauma in detail for it to heal.
Over time, clients often report:
Reduced triggers
Less emotional flooding
Improved sleep
Greater sense of calm
Increased capacity for intimacy and connection
The memory doesn’t disappear —
but it no longer runs the present.
IS TRAUMA THERAPY RIGHT FOR YOU?
Trauma therapy can be helpful if you’ve experienced:
Childhood emotional neglect or instability
Sexual trauma
Medical trauma
Birth trauma
Relationship betrayal
Sudden loss
Chronic stress or high-conflict environments
You don’t need a single catastrophic event for trauma therapy to help.
Repeated invalidation, chronic stress, or relational harm can shape the nervous system just as powerfully.
Because much of my work centers on sexual health and relationships, trauma therapy can also be integrated with:
Sexual pain treatment
Desire and intimacy concerns
Attachment and relationship patterns
Trauma is not a character flaw.
It is a nervous system adaptation.
Healing is possible.