Living with complex PTSD isn’t just overwhelming; it is debilitating. The constant unending emotional turmoil and dysregulation can make even the simplest tasks feel insurmountable. It affects not only mental and emotional well-being but also physical health, relationships and even the ability to feel safe in one’s own body and environment.
You realize that you are no longer yourself and you may question if it is even possible to get back to who you were before.
You may be questioning if healing is even possible for you?
Navigating life with complex PTSD can feel daunting and isolating, but you don’t have to face this journey alone.
Hi, my name is Bri, a somatic experiencing practitioner specialized in helping you find relief and support in resolving the effects of trauma, including Complex PTSD. My approach to healing complex PTSD focuses on guiding you through a transformative process that addresses your mind, body, and emotions. I’m here to meet you right where you are at and support you in getting to the other side of this trauma.
Understanding Complex PTSD and Its Impact
Complex PTSD develops as a result of prolonged, repeated trauma and usually occurs in childhood or over an extended period of time in situations where escape is difficult or impossible. This type of trauma often occurs in relationships, leaving deep and lasting effects on your emotional and physical well-being, as well as your ability to form healthy attachments and relationships with others.
You might experience symptoms like flashbacks, emotional dysregulation, stuck in shame, negative self-talk, low self-worth, trouble trusting others, or feeling disconnected from yourself. Recovering from complex PTSD requires a gentle, personalized approach that truly understands your unique experiences.
My Approach to Complex PTSD Therapy
As a complex PTSD therapist, I combine somatic experiencing for complex PTSD with other therapeutic techniques to help you gently tend to the trauma in small doable pieces as we lessen the trauma symptoms supporting you in becoming more balanced and stable.
Instead of relying only on traditional talk therapy, I use body-based practices to help release trauma stored within your nervous system. This approach to treating complex PTSD allows you to reconnect with your body, restore a sense of safety, and gradually regain a sense of peace and calm as you find your way back to your true self.
Exploring Alternative Ways to Heal Complex Trauma and PTSD
Healing complex PTSD is a deeply personal journey, and there is definitely no one-size-fits-all approach. I meet each client right where they are at, and tailor each treatment plan to the unique needs and goals of each person. In some cases, we incorporate alternative modalities such as somatic experiencing, mindfulness techniques, movement therapy, breathwork, or creative expression. No matter what symptoms you have or where you are along your healing journey, together we will find the most appropriate and effective tools to support your system in resolving the trauma at a pace that is comfortable for you.
Online Therapy for Complex PTSD: Compassionate Care Wherever You Are
I know that reaching out to receive help can be hard, especially with complex PTSD. Even driving and making it to the office for an appointment can seem overwhelming. That’s why I offer complex PTSD therapist online services, providing convenient, compassionate care wherever you are.
My complex PTSD online therapy services allow you to receive guidance and support from the comfort of your own space. Whether you prefer working with me virtually or in person, I’m here to help you feel safe and supported.
Why Work With Me for Complex PTSD Healing?
Healing from complex PTSD is possible, and I’m here to support you and guide you through the process. I know the pain of being trapped inside yourself, stuck in unpleasant states, and I know how to get to the other side.
Healing isn’t just about approaches and interventions–it is also relational. And knowing when and how to meet a client requires skill, attunement and a loving presence.
With trauma there is always ‘what happened’ and processing this is important. What is equally important is ‘what didn’t happen’ and healing complex PTSD requires the therapist to be able to identify and gracefully meet your ’unmet needs’. As this occurs deep healing and repair takes place and people begin to feel stable and regain a sense of calm and inner peace.
Ready to Start Healing?
If you’re saying, “I have complex PTSD, and I need help,” I’m here for you. Whether you’re looking for the best therapy for complex PTSD or seeking new ways to find peace, I’m ready to help you move forward.
Contact me today, and let’s begin your journey to healing together.