Therapy for Trauma and Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) in Milford, Massachusetts. In person & Virtual.

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When the wound isn't a single moment but a pattern- of neglect, instability, or never quite feeling safe or seen.

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Therapy for Trauma and Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) in Massachusetts

You understand your patterns. Yet, your body still feels stuck- on edge, shut down, or overwhelmed.

In our work together, you will learn that trauma is not the event itself, but rather what happens when the body, mind, and nervous system are unable to fully process overwhelming experiences.

This can include:

  • Childhood abuse

  • Emotional neglect

  • Abandonment & betrayal

  • Sexual assault

  • Immature or Narcissistic parents

  • Difficult attachment patterns

  • Chronic stress

  • Chaotic home life

  • Feeling unloved or unworthy

Without the right kind of support early on, these experiences can lead to a condition called Complex Post Traumatic Stress (C-PTSD).

Your body learned to adapt through:

  • Dissociation

  • Perfectionism

  • People-Pleasing

  • Harsh Inner Critic

  • Anxiety & Over-thinking

  • Co-dependency

  • Hyper-independence

  • Depression

  • Fatigue

  • Physical health symptoms

While those strategies helped you survive, they now come at a cost:

  • Feel stuck in survival mode

  • Difficulty with healthy relationships

  • Trouble experiencing joy, pleasure, & ease

  • Unable to set & maintain boundaries without guilt

  • Life that feels like you’re just “getting by” rather than truly living

  • Physical health ailments

  • Are “high-functioning” but feel burnt out, depleted, or disconnected

Recovery from Complex PTSD is possible.

Imagine a life where you are more present, responsive rather than reactionary, and where you feel fulfilled in your relationship with others and with yourself.

The life you desire is within reach.

In our somatic trauma therapy work together, we take all the time we need to establish a strong foundation of safety and ease. Only then do we begin to explore what feels activating and always in a pace that is manageable for your nervous system- often, slower is better.

This work may not be the best fit if you’re seeking crisis support or a highly directive approach.

Have questions about working together? See our Trauma Therapy FAQ.

I look forward to connecting and discovering together what is possible for you!

You may be struggling with:

  • Complex PTSD

  • Childhood Abuse or Neglect

  • Sexual Trauma

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Burnout and Stress

  • Boundary Violations

  • Relationships (with self and others)

Methods I may use to help:

  • Somatic Experiencing

  • Polyvagal Theory

  • Attachment Theory

  • DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)

  • Person-Centered Talk Therapy

  • Yoga tools & techniques

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