The best way out
is always through.
Hi! I’m Julia, and I’m a licensed professional counselor specializing in trauma therapy.
Are you struggling with flashbacks, nightmares, and disturbing thoughts?
Have you been feeling isolated and disconnected from the people you love?
Has it been hard to trust others, and now your relationships are strained?
I understand, and I’m here to help.
I specialize in helping people heal from abusive relationships, child sexual abuse, and sexual assault. I would be honored to witness your story and support you as you recover from these painful experiences. With specialized training in trauma therapy, I offer a safe space for healing and transformation.
If you’re ready to start feeling better, schedule a complimentary consultation with me today.
Specialty Areas
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Trauma & PTSD
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Sexual Assault
Childhood Trauma
Traumatic Grief and Loss
Relational Trauma
Natural Disasters
Combat Trauma
Moral Injury
Terrorism and Violence
Refugee Trauma -
Attachment and Relationships
Insecure Attachment
Anxious Attachment
Avoidant Attachment
LGBTQ+ and ENM/Poly Relationships
Infidelity and Emotional Affairs
Pornography Addiction
Physical Intimacy
Sexual Intimacy
Trust Issues -
Prenatal & Postpartum Depression
Pregnancy Support
Pregnancy and Postpartum Support for Fathers
Postpartum Depression
Postpartum Anxiety
Postpartum Psychosis
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Trouble Bonding With Baby
Unwanted Pregnancy
Grief and Loss
Miscarriage
In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
Adoptive Parents
Foster Parents -
Children and Teens
Childhood Trauma
Attachment Problems
Reactive Attachment Disorder
Child Sexual Abuse
Grief and Loss
Physical Abuse
Emotional Neglect
Grief & Loss
Abandonment
Foster Care
Adoption
Medical Trauma
Behavioral Problems
ADHD
Hey there! I’m Julia.
I’m a licensed psychotherapist and clinical supervisor specializing in trauma therapy for children and adults.
Our work together begins with helping you feel deeply supported, heard, and validated, while challenging some unhelpful patterns causing you to feel stuck. Together, we will find ways to help you stay grounded, boost your self-esteem, and enhance your relationships.
In psychotherapy, you can expect to learn some things about yourself that you may have kept hidden away for a long time. I’m here to help you move out of survival mode to unlock that part of yourself - and be set free.
My approach to trauma therapy
My approach to trauma therapy begins with developing body awareness and mindfulness techniques to reduce trauma symptoms that impact your everyday life.
Do you feel numb and struggle finding joy even in the little things that used to make you happy? With trauma therapy, we’ll help you identify and address the patterns causing you pain. You’ll also sleep better and feel less startled and jumpy when you’re alone. You’ll be able to breathe again.
Psychotherapy will help you feel more aware of what you are experiencing in your body, not just your reactions to your surroundings. Some practitioners call this somatic therapy or depth therapy. The word “somatic” derives from the Ancient Greek word, soma, which means body. We carry our past trauma in our bodies, and when we work together, you’ll start to feel better in your own body. You’ll sharpen your ability to tap into your own intuitive body as an essential source of knowledge.
Trauma Therapy in Las Vegas | FAQs
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Trauma therapy begins by creating a safe and supportive environment where you can share your experiences and feelings related to trauma without judgment.
Together, we’ll explore the traumatic events and how they've impacted your life. We’ll help you understand patterns and connections that might be influencing your current struggles. You'll gain insights into why you react to certain situations or people in the way you do. This understanding can help you manage symptoms of PTSD, such as flashbacks, anxiety, or avoidance.
During our trauma therapy sessions, you'll work on healing from the traumatic events and building resilience. This might include learning new coping strategies, improving your relationships, and finding ways to move forward positively, such as identifying areas where you may be experiencing post-traumatic growth.
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Unlike some other therapies that focus on solving a specific problem quickly, trauma therapy takes a deeper look at your whole self. It's not just about fixing a problem. It's about understanding who you are and how you've become that way.
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One of the things that makes trauma therapy different is how long it may take. There is no prescribed number of sessions, and no cut-offs after a certain number of sessions due to insurance limitations. Some patients might see significant changes in a few months, while others may continue therapy for a year or more.
In addition to considering your unique needs and goals for therapy, the length of treatment and frequency of sessions depends on a number of factors. Some of these include the severity of the symptoms from the traumatic events, the complexity of one’s trauma history, the age at which the traumatic events occurred, and the degree of support you have from the relationships in your life.
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Trauma therapy can be helpful for many people, especially those who want to understand themselves better and make lasting changes in their lives. It can be used to address various issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship problems, and personality disorders.
However, trauma therapy isn’t right for everyone. When you book a 15-minute consult with me to decide if we’re a good fit, we can discuss whether trauma therapy is right for you, and if it’s not, we can discuss other trauma treatment options that might be a better fit for you.
How To Get Started
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Schedule Intake Assessment
Click the Book Appointment button and choose a time that works for you for our first appointment. During this meeting, we’ll spend some time talking about what therapy will look like, your preferences, what you can expect, and your personalized goals.
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Patient Forms
Prior to our first appointment, you’ll need to read, sign, and complete the patient forms here. If you have any questions during this process, please reach out and we’ll be happy to help.
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The Psychotherapy Process
We’ll meet weekly for 45-50-minute sessions. We’ll monitor your progress and check in on how therapy is going. If something isn’t working, we’ll talk about where we can make adjustments.
Get help from a trauma therapist in Las Vegas today.
I know how hard this is. You’re taking an incredible first step right now, just by exploring trauma therapy. If you’re considering trauma therapy, that’s fantastic. It’s a step in the healing process that many people never reach. You’ve got this, and I know that you can handle this. When you’re ready to work together, I can assure you that I’ll be here for you every step of the way.
If you have any more questions or need further clarification about what trauma therapy might be like, please don't hesitate to ask! Drop me a line or head over to our general FAQs page. You can also browse some helpful resources.
Ready to start feeling better? Book a free consultation with me today!