Client Groups

An Eight Week Intensive

YOUR STORY

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  • Do you startle when a book drops?

  • Is your body braced in areas on alert for something to happen?

  • Do certain smells make you feel nauseous?

  • Do loud voices make you want to fight or shut down?

Your body is the diary of your life and the generations before you.

This intensive based on the work of Stephen Porges, Dan Siegel, Peter Levine, Bessel van der Kolk, and Dr. Aline LaPierre helps to answer the questions above.

The body tells the story. This eight week course will take you on the journey of your story. Neuroscience shows that making sense of our story is important to resolving trauma and making sense of our lives.

In this group you will make sense of your narrative, but you will also learn your somatic story.

While much healing takes place in the class, you will also walk away with a clear picture of what other steps you may need to fully reset your nervous system on safety. Many of these steps you will do at home, and some suggestions may include seeing a professional.

I hope you join us on this journey of. . . YOUR STORY.

An Eight Week Workshop

DEVELOPMENTAL TRAUMA

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Symptoms of Developmental Trauma May Include

  • Baseline anxiety or depression after trauma work

  • Unexplained somatic issues

  • Clumsy

  • Always on alert

  • Struggle with reading

  • ADHD

  • Primal reflexes did not integrate

  • Autoimmune Diseases

Your story began before birth. . .

The brain develops in-utero and is influenced heavily during development, especially the first 18 months.

This eight week course will take you on the journey of developmental trauma, explaining why trauma during development can create deficits in brain development.

In this group workshop you will learn how the brain develops., where the deficits may occur based on trauma, and what caused deficits in the brain.

Trauma may look different than imagined. Medical issues, emotional neglect, injuries, illness, stays in the NICU, asthma, as well as physical and sexual trauma encompass developmental trauma.

We will identify trauma and also give a comprehensive treatment plan for facilitating healing of the deficits. I hope you will join us on this journey of the brain path to development and how to facilitate healing.

BUILDING RESILIENCY TOGETHER

First Responders, Active Military, & Veterans Support Group

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Join our Military and First Responder Support Group, where resilience meets understanding. Through tailored psycho-education sessions, we delve into the intricacies of trauma and its effects, including secondary trauma. Together, we explore tools and resources designed to navigate and process the challenging experiences unique to military and first responder life. In this supportive environment, you'll find camaraderie, empathy, and the strength to face adversity head-on.

This support group is led by licensed professional counselors who specialize in PTSD, secondary-trauma, and trauma care.

Join us as we journey toward healing and empowerment.

You're not alone; we're in this together.