Trauma Therapy in Roseville
Online throughout California
Trauma may develop from a single critical incident or from prolonged exposure to high-stress environments. When unresolved, it can affect emotional regulation, thinking patterns, relationships, and overall functioning, often showing up as hypervigilance, emotional numbing, anxiety, irritability, or difficulty feeling grounded.
I provide structured, trauma-informed therapy that focuses on resolving the effects of trauma rather than repeatedly reliving past events. Treatment is paced to support nervous system regulation, safety, and stability.
My approach integrates Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Brainspotting, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). ART and Brainspotting are brain-based methods that use eye movements and focused attention to help the mind and body process unresolved trauma, reducing emotional intensity while preserving factual memory. CBT supports this work by identifying and changing thought patterns that keep trauma responses active, strengthening emotional regulation and daily functioning.
Treatment is individualized, practical, and focused on resilience, clarity, and lasting change.
FAQ
Will I have to relive traumatic events in detail?
No. Trauma therapy does not require graphic retelling. The work focuses on safety, regulation, and processing at a pace you control, without overwhelming exposure.
How do you keep trauma therapy from feeling overwhelming?
Sessions emphasize stabilization, grounding, and pacing. We focus on building regulation skills first and adjust the work to your capacity, ensuring therapy remains manageable and effective.
What approaches do you use for trauma treatment?
I use evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches such as Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Brainspotting, and cognitive and somatic methods tailored to your needs.
How long does trauma therapy usually take?
Length varies based on goals, history, and current stressors. Some clients experience relief relatively quickly, while others benefit from longer-term work focused on stability and resilience.

