Category: Trauma Therapy

Benefits of Becoming a Phoenix Center Client

May 21, 2026 / Arianna DePasquale

Welcome to the Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy (PCETT). We believe healing happens best when people feel supported, connected, and cared for. As a client at our center, you will have access to a compassionate community dedicated to your well-being. At PCETT, we believe that healing is not only about surviving difficult experiences, but also about the possibility of post-traumatic growth: discovering new strength, meaning, connection, and hope after hardship.

Some of the unique benefits of being a client at our center are the range of care available beyond traditional therapy sessions. Our goal is to provide meaningful resources and relationships that support each client’s growth and foster healing within a compassionate community. Through experiential and trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), psychodrama, Expressive Arts Therapies, Somatic Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and more, we help clients cultivate safety, empowerment, self-understanding, and resilience. Here are just some of the services we provide to our clients to support them in their therapy journey,

1. Family Support Services

At The Phoenix Center, we recognize the importance of support in your healing journey. While we may have someone supporting us on our journey, they may not fully understand how long it could take, or what to expect during the various phases of healing. That’s why we offer each client a complimentary educational session for a person of your choice.

This one-on-one session, led by our Family/Support Services Coordinator, Meb Carroll, can be conducted virtually or in person and is designed to enhance your support system. Meb also hosts a Family & Friends of Trauma Survivors support group on the third Tuesday of every month.

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2. Personal Growth Workshops

We want to take steps to create opportunities for our clients to connect with each other and build community at the Phoenix Center. We believe that nobody heals from trauma in isolation and that community is important in recovery. Our hope is that this workshop will help provide a sense of peer support and solidarity in your trauma recovery journey. In these workshops, we also give our clients the opportunity to share feedback and suggestions for our center.

Our Free Client Workshop is Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 6:00PM – 8:00PM.

3. Free Support Groups

We are committed to your success and want to offer additional tools to integrate into your recovery journey. One of those tools being our free support groups. Support groups provide coping skills and bring together members with similar lived experiences to support each other and are centered around the importance and power of peer support. The group contributes to the healing process through attentive listening, encouragement, feedback, education, and shared experience.

Our Current Support Groups

Trauma Recovery Support Group

Every Monday 6:30PM-7:30PM

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Family & Friends of Trauma Survivors Support Group

Every 3rd Tuesday 12:00PM-1:00PM

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Parenting Support Group for Neurodiverse Families

Every Wednesday, 9:30AM-11:30AM

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Trauma-Informed Community Yoga

Bi-Weekly Mondays 6:30PM-8:00PM

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4. Administrative Staff

Here at the Center our administration staff serves as an additional line of support for both the therapists and their clients. Our admin staff manages appointments, responds to phone calls and emails, and answers any questions you may have about our center. When administration handles all of these tasks, it gives clinicians more time to focus solely on their client.

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5. Supervision and Feeback

While we provide many resources to help our clients feel supported, we also prioritize support for our clinicians and clinical interns. This includes weekly individual and team supervision meetings, peer-to-peer support, team retreats, and community gatherings. We believe our team is best equipped to support clients when they feel supported themselves.

Your feedback is also very important to us. Please do not hesitate to share your experiences regarding your individual sessions, groups and offerings, our facilities, or our center. We welcome and encourage feedback from all clients.

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Music Therapy and Trauma Healing

May 15, 2025 / Chris Klem

By Meryl Lammers, MT-BC (Music Therapist-Board Certified)

Music Therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.

Clinical music therapy is the only professional, research-based discipline that actively applies supportive science to the creative, emotional, and energizing experiences of music for health treatment and educational goals.

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Music therapists use music to enhance social or interpersonal, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral functioning in individuals who have experienced trauma. Research indicates that music therapy is effective at reducing muscle tension and anxiety, and at promoting relaxation, verbalization, interpersonal relationships, and a sense of connectedness. This can set the stage for open communication and provide a starting place for non-threatening support and processing symptoms associated with or exacerbated by trauma. A qualified music therapist can use music to actively connect a client to their emotional state quickly.

Benefits of integrating Music Therapy into trauma focused therapy:

· Improved mood

· Emotional regulation

· Development of coping skills

· Creative and emotional expression without the need to use words

· Decrease in anxiety and depression

· Increase feelings of safety and connection

You do not need to have musical ability in order to participate in or benefit from music therapy. Music Therapy is effective for people of all ages, is collaborative, and involves both the client and therapist to co-create goals and interventions.

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Some interventions that help address symptoms related to trauma include:

· Drumming

· Instrument improvisation

· Song writing

· Progressive muscle relaxation to live or recorded music

· Vocalizations/singing

· Song choice

· Lyric analysis

· Creation of play lists related to specific emotions

· Movement to music

· Legacy projects

· Combining music and art

These Music Therapy techniques are also complementary to other trauma related modalities and can be integrated with them, including:

· Expressive arts therapies

· Psychodrama

· IFS

· Somatic work

· EMDR

As an experiential modality, music therapy that has the capacity to create connection and community, which are important aspects of healing from trauma. The Phoenix Center is committed to finding individualized ways to help people recover from trauma and enhance personal growth through the use of different experiential therapies. Contact us today if you’re ready to begin your journey of healing.

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In-Person and Virtual Trauma Therapy: Pros and Cons

October 29, 2024 / sgiacomucci

by Sarah Jayne Oltz, MS, NCC, CTP

Trauma therapy is a deeply personal healing process that requires careful consideration of how therapy is delivered. Today, there are two main formats for therapy: in-person and virtual. Both have distinct advantages and potential drawbacks, particularly for trauma therapy. Below is an exploration of the pros and cons of each option to help you decide which format may work best for you or your clients.

In-Person Trauma Therapy

Pros

Deeper Human Connection
In-person sessions foster a stronger sense of connection and presence. Non-verbal cues like body language, eye contact, and even physical proximity can enhance the therapeutic bond and process, which is essential for healing trauma. The sense of safety and trust can be more immediate and tangible in a physical space with a therapist.
Fewer Technological Barriers
There’s no need to worry about Wi-Fi interruptions, audio lag, or technical difficulties that could disrupt the flow of an important session. This can be crucial when dealing with sensitive or traumatic material, where breaks in connection could impact the therapeutic process.
More Grounding and Experiential Support
Many trauma therapists incorporate grounding techniques and sensory experiences into their practice. In-person sessions allow therapists to use physical objects and other tools that can help clients regulate their emotions and process more effectively.
Safe Space
In-person therapy provides a controlled, safe environment where clients can express and process intense emotions without distractions from the outside world. Being in a designated therapeutic space can also help clients create a mental separation between therapy and their daily life.

Cons

Limited Accessibility
In-person therapy can be less accessible for clients who have physical disabilities, live in remote areas, or have busy schedules.
Cost and Travel Time
In-person therapy often requires additional expenses, such as transportation and time off work, which can add stress to an already emotionally taxing process. Commute times can also make regular attendance challenging.
Unfamiliar Space
For some trauma survivors, being in a new or unfamiliar physical space can trigger anxiety or a sense of overwhelm. Some individuals may feel more safe in their own space, especially in the early stages of therapy when trust is still being built.

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Virtual Trauma Therapy

Pros

Convenience and Accessibility
Virtual therapy can be especially helpful for individuals with physical limitations, those who live in areas with limited mental health resources, or those juggling work and family commitments.
Scheduling Flexibility
Virtual therapy often offers more flexibility in terms of scheduling since the client does not need to account for travel time. This can lead to more consistent attendance, which is crucial for trauma recovery.
Comfort in a Familiar Space
For some clients, particularly trauma survivors, being in a familiar environment can feel safer. Virtual therapy allows clients to engage in therapeutic work while remaining in the comfort of their own space, which may help reduce anxiety and facilitate openness.
Sense of Anonymity
Some clients may feel more comfortable with virtual therapy because it offers a sense of anonymity. They may find it easier to disclose sensitive or painful experiences without the added pressure of being physically present in a therapist’s office.

Cons

Technology Issues
While virtual therapy is convenient, it also relies heavily on technology. Poor internet connections, software glitches, or interruptions can disrupt the flow of a session. This can be particularly problematic in trauma therapy, where the therapeutic alliance and sense of safety are critical.
Limited Non-Verbal Communication
Much of the subtle communication that happens in therapy comes from body language, facial expressions, and other non-verbal cues. Virtual therapy may limit the therapist’s ability to pick up on these cues, which could affect the depth of the therapeutic relationship.
Difficulty in Creating a Therapeutic Environment
Not everyone has a private, quiet space to engage in therapy at home. Distractions like family members, noise, or pets can make it harder to focus, reducing the effectiveness of the session. Some clients may also struggle with boundaries, finding it difficult to fully “enter” therapy mode when they are in a home setting.
Licensing Restrictions on Virtual Therapy
Most state licensing boards only permit therapists to engage in telehealth sessions with a client who is physically located in the state the therapist is licensed in at the time of the session. This can be very limiting for clients who are traveling out of state.
Therapists’ Lack of Training Providing Therapy Online
Most therapists have no training on providing therapy remotely, especially if they completed their schooling or training before the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic.
Therapists’ Limited Familiarity with Local Services
One of the risks of engaging in telehealth is that your therapist may not be familiar with mental health service providers in your area, especially if your therapist’s office is far away from your home. In the case of an emergency or the need for a referral to a more intensive level of care, your therapist may not have direct experience or knowledge of programs in your town.

Which is Right for You?

The choice between in-person and virtual trauma therapy ultimately depends on your personal preferences, circumstances, and therapeutic needs. Both formats can be effective, but it’s essential to consider what environment will make you feel most comfortable, supported, and safe.

If you value the immediate connection and presence of face-to-face interactions and have access to a therapist nearby, in-person therapy may be the best fit. On the other hand, if you need more flexibility and comfort or live in an area with limited mental health resources, virtual therapy might provide the support you need with fewer barriers. Sometimes, a hybrid model—where sessions alternate between in-person and virtual—can offer the best of both worlds. Many times, we have found success in starting sessions in-person to build a strong connection between therapist and client, and switching sessions to online after a strong bond has been established.

We often will recommend meeting in-person if there are particular sessions when we plan to engage in trauma processing of core memories (sometimes these are scheduled for longer than an hour). Being in person with your therapist allows your therapist to better assess where you are in the process (especially through non-verbal cues such as complexion changes, voice tone, body language, posture, etc.), which will better allow your therapist to provide safe and effective trauma processing.

Trauma therapy is rooted in safety and autonomy, and the setting that fosters your personal growth and comfort will always be the right choice. Don’t be afraid to experiment with both formats to find what works best for you. Contact the Phoenix Center today to get started with one of our trauma therapists in-person or virtually.

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Is Past Adversity Impacting You Today? Take This Short Assessment!

February 4, 2024 / sgiacomucci

Throughout our life, we all encounter challenges that shape who we are. However, sometimes the impact of past adversity, trauma, and loss can linger – affecting our relationships and daily life in ways we might not fully understand. If you’re questioning whether past experiences are casting a shadow on your present-day experience, you are not alone. Below we summarize the most common ways that past adversity can impact us today – the signs of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) and encourage you to consider the transformative power of trauma therapy at the Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy in Media, PA.

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Recognizing the Impact:

PTSD Symptoms: Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can emerge after experiencing a traumatic event. Common symptoms include flashbacks, nightmares, hypervigilance, negative moods or beliefs, and emotional numbness. These symptoms can disrupt daily life, making it challenging to connect with others and find peace within oneself.
CPTSD Symptoms: Complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) is often associated with multiple exposures to traumatic situations, such as ongoing abuse or neglect. In addition to PTSD symptoms, individuals with CPTSD may struggle with difficulties in forming and maintaining relationships, a negative self-perception, ongoing feelings of emptiness, and overwhelming emotions.

Still unsure if past adversity or trauma is continuing to impact you today?

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If you are scoring above a 31 on the assessment above, you are likely experiencing posttraumatic stress and trauma therapy would be highly recommended for you (according to standards set by the National Center for PTSD).

The Transformative Power of Trauma Therapy:

Embarking on a journey of trauma therapy is a commitment to profound personal transformation. Here’s how it can guide you towards a resilient and empowered future:

Establishing Safety and Developing Coping Skills: At the heart of trauma therapy lies the establishment of safety and connection. Specialized trauma therapists help create a secure space, allowing you to explore your experiences without fear of judgement or harm. Through collaboration, you’ll develop a toolkit of coping skills, equipping you to face life’s challenges with newfound strength and assurance. Your therapist will help you better understand how past trauma or adversity may be impacting you and offer you support in navigating relationships in your life.
Processing Traumatic Memories and Dealing with Related Feelings: The therapeutic journey involves an exploration into your past, providing a safe container to process traumatic memories. Together with your therapist, you’ll navigate the complex terrain of emotions tied to these memories which might include grief, anger, shame, self-blame, and confusion. This transformative process gradually loosens the hold of the past, allowing for the integration of these experiences into your sense of self in a new way.
Cultivating Posttraumatic Growth and Integrating Change into Your Life: Trauma therapy is not just about addressing wounds; it’s about cultivating posttraumatic growth – or growth after trauma. Through introspection and guidance, you can identify opportunities for positive change in the aftermath of trauma. Your therapist becomes a partner in integrating these changes into your life, fostering a sense of resilience, wisdom, and empowerment going forward.

In the realm of trauma therapy, each session is a step towards reclaiming your narrative, fostering resilience, and embracing a future where posttraumatic growth becomes a guiding force in your journey toward healing and wholeness.

If you’re unsure whether past adversity is affecting your life today, know that you don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Trauma therapy offers a beacon of hope, providing a pathway to healing and growth. It’s never too late to seek support and take the first steps toward a more fulfilling and connected life. Your past doesn’t have to dictate your future. If you suspect that past adversity is impacting your relationships and life today, consider the transformative potential of trauma therapy. Reach out, seek support, and embrace the possibility of healing. The journey toward a brighter and more resilient tomorrow begins with the courageous step of acknowledging the impact and taking action to reclaim your life.

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Psychodrama as an Effective Treatment for Trauma and PTSD

July 26, 2021 / sgiacomucci

By Dr. Scott Giacomucci, DSW, LCSW, BCD, FAAETS, PAT

Published by APA Div 49, The Group Psychologist

“Recent findings have challenged trauma therapists to consider alternative and adjunctive approaches to talk therapy and cognitive approaches. At the same time, these new findings serve to validate experiential philosophy, theories, and approaches that Jacob Moreno proposed decades prior.”

Read the full article here on APA’s website – https://www.apadivisions.org/division-49/news-events/psychodrama-trauma-treatment

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Rich Arnold

4 months ago

I honestly don’t know where to start. I started seeing Lincoln Blackwell a few months after my dad passed. Lincoln spent a few sessions with me getting to know my back ground and building trust. Over the following months the work I did with Lincoln addressed everything from grief to trauma using a variety of approaches and I can say beyond the shadow of a doubt I don’t know where I would be without him. I’ve never felt more listened to or safer to discuss and work through the things that had me tied up for decades. I can honestly say I trust him with my life(which is a huge deal because I didn’t trust anyone when I started). I can not recommend this practice enough. My time here has improved my life in real, measurable ways and given me a new perspective on grief and loss. Seeing the therapists here is the greatest gift you could give yourself and your loved ones.

Kelsey Laird

7 months ago

I recently completed a 5-day Psychodrama Directing Intensive with Center Director Dr. Scott Giacomucci, and the experience exceeded every expectation. Scott is deeply knowledgeable, highly attuned, and clearly committed to serving underserved communities. He brings skill and heart to his work as a trainer, teacher, clinician, and social advocate. I’m already looking forward to training with him again.

CMS

11 months ago

I've attended quite a few of your webinars. They have been informative and I have learned quite a bit in 1 hr webinars. The diverse topics have allowed me to stretch myself a bit and have more compassion and understanding. I highly recommend!!!

Ed Teach Crow

12 months ago

My experience with Phoenix Center and their practitioners have been life changing- I truly encourage anyone suffering from complex trauma to seek out their services. They have been endlessly compassionate, affirming, and have given me the tools to turn my life around

Alyssa Amabile

1 year ago

I had a great experience with Denise Chain. She is professional and made me feel very comfortable. Denise helped me to process heavy childhood trauma using EMDR. I’m confident that I’ll be able to better cope with triggers related to that trauma. I highly recommend The Phoenix Center and Denise. I’d give 10 stars if I could!!

John R

Carolyn Smith is probably one of the best therapists I've ever had, and we've only done one session.

Mark Jordan

I have had experience with therapy several times over my life, but when my wife passed, I needed help more than ever before. I found that help, and more, in the Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma. They helped me so much in getting through that trauma, but they also have been instrumental in moving forward in my new life as I put all the pieces back together in a new and different way. I don't hesitate to recommend the team at the Phoenix Center for even a moment. They are wonderful!

Marita Walker

At the lowest point in my life I reached out to several places but no one accepted my insurance or had waiting lists. I was referred to Phoenix for counseling for my PTSD. I have had 2 wonderful intern counselors thus far who have had their own individual styles of counseling; they both have kindness, compassion, and helpfulness in common.

1st, I'm thankful for a practice thst offers sliding scale pricing.

2nd, Im thankful to have professionals that understand my individuality while teaching me very useful technics to help myself in daily life.

A humble thank you to your practice for sharing my 2 therapist Alex and Kennesha. I will never forget how they helped start my path from survival mood to actually starting to live after years of trauma. 😊

Bri Wuenschel

My experience at The Phoenix Center has been nothing but positive. The treatment practices are effective and rewarding to its patients. I am so glad I chose to take part in what Phoenix has offer in my therapy. The atmosphere is relaxed and nurturing and Drew Weinstein has worked so hard to build to my complete trust in each session. I am so satisfied with my time at the Phoenix Center.

Sam Miller

The work I’ve been able to engage in at the Phoenix Center has significantly improved my life. I highly recommend the amazing clinicians here to colleagues, friends, and clients! Having access to a space where I can foster personal and professional development has given me new insight and courage to be my authentic self. Thank you!!

Gina Morrison

2 years ago

Denise is the greatest. This office is awesome! Such a great experience getting the help I need here!

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Lavonda Lockley

Love the staff here! Everyone here is skilled and knowledgeable to support clients through their journey.

Anjoli Santiago

I took the weekly in-person women's group with Danielle, exploring creative expressive arts for post-traumatic growth. As an artist, it took me time to fully understand how sacred this space was for healing and not performing.

My evolution in healing is in great part because of Danielle's facilitation style and the supportive community in the room each week. We were all on this journey together.

I fully understand the potential for creative practices within oneself and in communion with communities. I am grateful to Danielle and the Phoenix Center for working with me in my full humanity, including providing a sliding scale offering.

Sarah Fish

Dr Scott has helped me find the strength in me to be the best psychodramatist I can be for my clients and community!

He heals and guides the healers with respect, honesty, and humility!

I look forward to returning to do some more training and workshops!

Bryn Ruggiero

My experience with the Phoenix Center has been exceptional. The quality of their clinicians and trainings are top notch. Highly recommend!

Justin King

There simply are no words to explain my gratitude and appreciation for the Phoenix Center for Experimental Trauma Therapy. For the first time, I was understood deeply and therefore able to recognize that the path forward required me to be the author of the narrative of the past. Trauma, when understood properly, CAN be transformed into a beautiful future!

Mary Harris

I can’t say enough about the workshops and training programs offered by Dr Giacomucci and the Phoenix Center. I am 33 years into my career as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and I have attended many trainings over the years to expand my clinical skills repertoire. The level of expertise and care put into each of the workshops I have attended at the Phoenix center has been top-notch—from the highly trained facilitators to the welcoming and comfortable facilities, everything is done with such quality. I also love the location, as Media has great places to grab lunch with a new colleague and window shop. I leave every time feeling confident and empowered to put the new things I’ve learned to work right away with current clients I’ve been feeling stuck with. I highly recommend the continuing education offerings of this very professional, cutting edge clinical training center. I also don’t hesitate to refer clients there for trauma treatment, as these folks really do have a level of expertise that I tend to refer out for.

S. Kelly

Started by Scott Giacomucci, a brilliant, modest and highly ethical trauma treatment specialist. I would trust anyone in this practice because I trust Scott's judgment and high standards implicitly.

Alec Addleton

3 years ago

I attended a training at The Phoenix Center that Dr. Giacomucci facilitated. I found the experience to exceed my already high expectations in all domains. I received useful, helpful, rich information that encouraged further learning and development. I experienced the leadership and facilitation as professional, respectful, flexible, inclusive, and refreshing. I intend and hope to continue personal and professional growth with the Phoenix Center in the future and confidently recommend it.

Amy Hetrick

5 years ago

The strengths-based psychodrama workshop was an incredible experience. Scott is a skilled educator and facilitator. I look forward to applying what I learned in my practice!

Steve Killelea

Dr Scott regularly conducts Trauma training sessions for our staff at the Manor of Hope. To say he is the best at what he does is an understatement. He is a total professional take difficult information and simplify it so it is easy for everyone to understand. An accomplished Author, lecturer, professor and the CEO of an amazing group of talented professionals at the Phoenix Trauma Center. Scott and his team will never let you down. He has my unqualified recommendation

Spilove Psychotherapy

6 years ago

Scott is a prodigy at trauma work and especially psychodrama and experiential therapy. He has put together a wonderful center to participate in important, symptom reducing experiences. I often send my own clients to Scott for important experiential work that impacts the brain so that they can experience success.

Karen M

The Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy is a must for anyone who needs to recover from trauma. Dr Giacomucci has created a center where the best of trauma focused techniques are used to get results in healing. Scott is a talented teacher and clinician and has recruited talented clinicians to provide stellar service. Highly recommended!!

Maria Sotomayor

7 years ago

Great and ethical practice. I have been to Scott’s trainings many times and have learned tremendous information and tools. Staff at Phoenix center are welcoming, professional and experienced. Will highly recommend for clients and for professional development growth.

Benefits of Becoming a Phoenix Center Client

1. Family Support Services

2. Personal Growth Workshops

3. Free Support Groups

Our Current Support Groups

Trauma Recovery Support Group

Family & Friends of Trauma Survivors Support Group

Parenting Support Group for Neurodiverse Families

Trauma-Informed Community Yoga

4. Administrative Staff

Our Administrative Staff

5. Supervision and Feeback

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Music Therapy and Trauma Healing

By Meryl Lammers, MT-BC (Music Therapist-Board Certified)

Benefits of integrating Music Therapy into trauma focused therapy:

Some interventions that help address symptoms related to trauma include:

In-Person and Virtual Trauma Therapy: Pros and Cons

In-Person Trauma Therapy

Virtual Trauma Therapy

Which is Right for You?

Is Past Adversity Impacting You Today? Take This Short Assessment!

Psychodrama as an Effective Treatment for Trauma and PTSD

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