EMDR Trauma Therapy Denver | PTSD Therapist CO

Trauma Therapy

Your Past Doesn't Define You, and It's Okay Not to Feel Okay

Navigating Through Tough Times? You're Not Alone.

Do any of these feelings sound familiar?

  • Recurring Flashbacks: Revisiting memories involuntarily

  • Feeling On Edge: A constant state of alertness

  • Panic Attacks: Sudden bursts of anxiety

  • Avoidance: Dodging situations that bring back painful memories

  • Sadness or Hopelessness: Lingering low spirits

  • Feeling Numb: Emotional disconnection

  • Guilt and Shame: Harboring self-blame

  • Increased Substance Use: Relying more on drugs or alcohol

Or perhaps you...

  • Experience strong emotions like fear, anger, or guilt

  • Find your mind returning to distressing events when you wish it wouldn’t

  • Have nightmares that disturb your sleep

  • Seek to avoid situations that make you uneasy

Understanding Trauma:

  • It’s Widespread: 70% of U.S. adults, or 223.4 million people, have encountered trauma at least once.

  • You’re in Good Company: Many others have walked similar paths.

  • Defining Trauma: It's an event or situation that unexpectedly shakes your sense of safety and well-being, such as:

    • A tough breakup

    • Experiencing or witnessing violence

    • A car accident

    • A sudden loss

    • Encountering emotional or sexual abuse

    • ...and so much more.

Remember: Your feelings are valid, and help is available whenever you’re ready to reach out.

Maggie Kelly LPCC

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Unlock freedom from the shadows of trauma. Step into a life of empowerment and joy.

Take Control and Steer Your Life Away from Trauma's Impact

Begin trauma therapy, where we'll:

Approach Tailored Just for You:

  • Integrative: I blend various therapies to find what suits you best.

  • Evidence-Based: I prioritize therapies proven effective through rigorous academic trials.

Empowering You with Tools for Healing:

  • Gain powerful strategies that you can implement from the very first session.

  • Believe in the possibility of recovery – because it truly is attainable.

Your Past Doesn’t Own Your Present:

  • Reach out and seize the help you need to stop allowing the past to govern your present moments.