How I can help
Recovery from relational trauma, narcissistic abuse and bullying
Do you suffer from Relationship Trauma?
Many people think that trauma is limited to a single catastrophic life event or circumstance. But trauma can also occur gradually, over time, as the result of chronic destabilizing conditions or relationships.
Emotional and verbal abuse is all too common in today’s world. Even if it feels normal, it is very toxic and harming your health. Seeking counseling help is critical for stability and recovery.
If you are experiencing anything such as:
Feeling misunderstood or not believed
Overwhelming shame or guilt
Walking on eggshells in your relationships
A sense of shock or numbness
Feeling overwhelmed, anxious
Sense of being disconnected from others, loneliness
Recurring anxiety or panic attacks
Heightened or persistent sense of fear
Intrusive thoughts
Patterns of negative thinking
Insomnia, nightmares
Feeling easily agitated or startled
Suspicions of others motives and difficulty trusting others
Withdrawal from relationships or social settings
You may be struggling with trauma.
Are you or have you ever been bullied?
We live in a very stressful and chaotic time and many of us didn’t get the tools we needed to manage so much stress. In fact, many of us grew up in families where bullying and shaming was considered normal. Bullying and abuse is not normal and we can recover, find our strength and thrive.
“We are always in a perpetual state of being created and creating ourselves”
DAN SIEGEL
If any of these feel true for you, counseling can help.
You are divorcing or co-parenting with an emotionally abusive person
You are the family scapegoat or “black sheep”
You find yourself in repeated relationships with toxic or abusive people
You are currently being mistreated or bullied in your job
You feel responsible for the feelings of others
You feel you have to manage your relationships to always please others
You don’t know what you want or need or how to discover it
You feel powerless in your life
You want to have healthier relationships
You know you need help but don’t know where to start
It can happen to anyone, no matter your age or background. You have the power to stop it.
