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Therapy Designed Around Your Story

Trauma, Anxiety & Depression

Identity, Self-Worth & Relationships

Stress, Perfectionism & People Pleasing

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Trauma-Informed Therapy

Difficult experiences can continue to shape how you feel, relate to others, respond to stress, and move through the world long after the experience itself has passed. You may understand what happened intellectually while still noticing that certain patterns, emotions, or reactions are difficult to change.

Trauma-informed therapy creates space to understand these experiences without reducing you to what happened to you. Together, we can explore how your experiences have shaped your beliefs, relationships, coping patterns, and sense of self while building greater safety, awareness, and choice.

Our work is collaborative and paced with care. You will not be expected to share or process experiences before you feel ready.

Common areas we may explore:

  • Difficult or traumatic life experiences

  • Shame and self-worth

  • Relationship patterns and boundaries

  • Perfectionism and people pleasing

  • Identity and sense of self

  • Anxiety, overwhelm, and patterns of survival

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EMDR Therapy

Sometimes difficult experiences continue to affect you even when you know they are in the past. Certain memories, emotions, beliefs, or body responses may still feel activated, leaving you reacting to the present through experiences that have not fully resolved.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, or EMDR, is a structured therapy approach designed to help the brain process distressing experiences and memories. EMDR does not require you to describe every detail of an experience in order for meaningful processing to occur.

EMDR may be integrated into ongoing therapy when appropriate. For established clients who would benefit from additional processing time, I also offer extended 90 minute EMDR sessions.

EMDR may be helpful for experiences related to:

  • Trauma and distressing experiences

  • Difficult or painful memories

  • Anxiety and emotional triggers

  • Negative beliefs about yourself

  • Shame and self-worth

  • Patterns that feel difficult to change

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Creative & Expressive Therapy

When Words Alone Are Not Enough

Sometimes an experience is difficult to put into words. You may know that something feels stuck, disconnected, or unresolved without knowing exactly how to explain it.

Creative and expressive therapy offers additional ways to explore emotions, experiences, identity, relationships, and the stories you carry. Depending on what feels meaningful to you, our work may incorporate elements of drama therapy, storytelling, imagery, metaphor, movement, writing, or other creative processes alongside traditional talk therapy.

You do not need to consider yourself creative, artistic, or comfortable performing. These approaches are always collaborative and optional, and we will use them only when they feel supportive and relevant to your therapy.

Creative approaches may support exploration of:

  • Identity and self-exploration

  • Shame and self-worth

  • Difficult emotions and experiences

  • Relationship patterns and boundaries

  • Grief and loss

  • Self-expression and personal meaning

How Therapy Works

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Start with a Consultation
Schedule a complimentary 20-minute phone consultation to see if we may be a good fit.

Begin Therapy
We’ll start by exploring what brings you to therapy, what you hope to change, and what support may be most helpful.

Shape the Work Together
Therapy is collaborative and tailored to your needs, goals, and pace as our work evolves.

Therapy can make space for the many parts of your experience. Together, we’ll explore what’s bringing you here and shape our work around what matters most to you.

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Trauma, Anxiety & Depression

Support for difficult experiences, low mood, worry, overwhelm, emotional triggers, and patterns that can make everyday life feel harder.

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Identity, Self-Worth & Relationships

Explore identity, shame, self-esteem, boundaries, relationship patterns, and ways of relating to yourself and others.

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Stress, Perfectionism & People Pleasing

Understand patterns of overfunctioning, burnout, self-pressure, people pleasing, and feeling responsible for everyone else.

Ready when you are

Have a question about Amplify Your Narrative, want to connect professionally, or need to reach out regarding a referral? You’re welcome to send a message here.

If you’re interested in starting therapy, the best place to begin is with a complimentary 20 minute consultation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about starting therapy, fees, or what to expect? Here are answers to some of the most common questions about working with Amplify Your Narrative.