Online Therapy for Trauma
Struggling with Trauma?
Don’t suffer alone anymore.
Trauma Takes Many Forms
Common Symptoms of Trauma
flashbacks
nightmares
panic
avoidance of thoughts and feelings
negative thoughts
Irritability and anger
In 2024, The National Institutes of Mental Health estimated that over 60% of people in the US have experienced at least one traumatic event. The symptoms of trauma are not the same for everyone and may be hard for a person to detect on their own.
Approaches We Use for Trauma Therapy
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Focuses on changing negative thoughts and beliefs related to the trauma.
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Helps people with anxiety by reframing their stories and challenging negative self-narratives, using externalizing, reframing and deconstruction.
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IFS aims to help clients mindfully separate from their trauma-related thoughts, sensations, and emotions, in order to bolster the ability to be a compassionate witnesses to their traumatic experience without reliving or becoming overwhelmed by it.
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a science-backed therapy that helps your brain and body process trauma—so your nervous system can finally stop reacting like the threat is still happening.
In short: EMDR helps you heal at the root, not just manage symptoms.
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Accepting New Patients
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Fabiola Jean Taylor, PsyD.
Pre-Licensed Psychological Services Provider
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Iris Evans, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Dieu Huang, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Jessica Philemond, MA
Pre-LicensedTherapist
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Chaylese Jefferson, MA
Pre-Licensed Therapist
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Paula Stanziani, MS, CAGS, MEd., MA
Pre-Licensed Therapist
Clients Who Participate in Therapy With Us Report
Being better able to the triggers for their trauma.
Having a range of strategies that can be used for controlling their anxiety that is associated with their trauma.
More ability to experience situations that were once avoided because of the trauma.
Having more control of their lives!
Get Started in 4 Steps
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Click the link to request an appointment or consultation, and specify what you are looking for or call 617-286-4958. You will be contacted within 24-48 hours.
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After receiving your contact, options will be provided for having a consultation or directly scheduling an appointment.
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This will be a 1 hour long intake appointment with your provider, who will gather background information to develop diagnosis and treatment plan.
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The pace and frequency of your appointments will be discussed and decided with your provider.