EMDR Therapy for Trauma
Contact: Crystal- p.604 340 4529
“We’re not on our journey to save the world but to save ourselves. But in doing that you save the world.” Joseph Campbell.
Do you wish you could leave the past in the past? Some days you feel numb? You know you overreact sometimes, but don’t know why? You, avoid certain places, to prevent feeling distress.
You have recurring dreams, nightmares with the same themes that represent something terrible you experienced. You wish you could sleep again. You may have experienced sexual assault, abuse, car accident, ongoing childhood trauma, or have experienced operational stress injuries as a first responder. I work with youth, adults, couples and families.
After working with me you will feel, stable, confident to socialize again.
With the past in the past and more energy, you can focus on future goals. Sleep better, feel better about yourself, good boundaries, able to draw on skills to cope with distress and maintain happy relationships.
I am so excited about the latest research on how trauma creates predictable symptoms that can be treated, that I facilitate educational groups on PTSD, teach a course on it, and treat it. EMDR is endorsed by the world health authority as one of the top modalities for treating trauma.
People come to me to get relief from these symptoms as well as eliminate PTSD triggers. For some people, the trauma has been more complicated and ongoing, either childhood trauma that is repeating in themes and relationships or is work-related. I also work with you to relief childhood memories that are interfering with meeting your goals.
I am a certified EMDRIA approved EMDR therapist.
Persons I work with:
- First Responders
- Police and Veterans diagnosed with PTSI
- Persons in recovery from substances
- Family of origin concerns ( childhood sexual & physical abuse, neglect).
- ACA/ ACOA AA /counselling/ 12 Step work.
- Survivors of childhood sexual abuse
- Survivors of childhood physical abuse/ neglect
- Survivors of rape and domestic violence
- Survivors of accidents, car accidents, disasters and war.
- Individuals who use food, sex, work, or substances to regulate shame or intense feelings of sadness or worthlessness.
- Persons with depression and anxiety as a result of past traumatic experiences
- Experienced a traumatic incident.
- Depression and Anxiety.
- Diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (P.T.S.D).
- Diagnosed with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Survivors of Divorce/Affairs
Youth I work with:
- Children who have experienced a traumatic experience
- Youth who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress syndrome who experience flashbacks, nightmares, difficulty with sleep, avoidance problems like not wanting to leave the home or go to school
- Youth who use food, substances, alcohol to manage intense feelings of sadness and worthlessness.
- Youth who are experiencing parental conflict or divorce.
- Youth who have been bullied.
- Youth who are suffering from depression.
- Youth who have anxiety and panic attacks.
- Youth who have experienced loss.
- Youth who have suffered a traumatic experience.
Video provided by EMDRIA (EMDR International Association).
Five Things To Know About EMDR
Whats So Great About EMDR?
