
Deciding to talk to someone is often the hardest part
Most people arrive with the same handful of worries
I have answered a few of them here, in short videos, so you can get a feel for me before we speak
Shame keeps people out of the room for longer than the problem itself does
You do not have to arrive with the words ready. We can start at the edge, with what feels sayable, and go from there
Trauma is not a competition, and it is not only the large, obvious events. It can be something quieter that took up residence long ago and shaped how you live
Sometimes it is less about what happened and more about what did not. The comfort that never came
We can start with what you actually notice, in your life and in your body, and let the understanding catch up
This is often asked with real frustration
The behaviour usually began as a solution, not a fault. The part of you that reaches for it is usually trying to help
Rather than only trying to stop the behaviour, we get curious about what it has been doing for you, and find other ways to meet that need.
Check out this great video
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