As Featured In GoodTherapy
“I occasionally publish clinical reflections on trauma, parts work, and nervous-system–based therapy.”
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https://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/why-therapy-feels-hard-when-youre-fine/
Writing & Essays
For those interested in the ideas that inform my work, I write occasionally at The Regulated Mind, a Substack publication focused on trauma, nervous system regulation, and integration.​ This writing is educational in nature and not therapy.
For Referring Providers
I frequently work with clients whose symptoms persist despite insight-based or traditional approaches, particularly when trauma responses are held somatically or involve early shock, dissociation, or nervous-system dysregulation.
Services
Trauma & Nervous System Regulation
When your body reacts even after understanding your past
For individuals experiencing chronic activation, shutdown, panic, or numbness despite insight or previous therapy. This work focuses on helping the nervous system process threat and shock so regulation can gradually return.
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Approaches used as appropriate: DBR, Brainspotting, EMDR, Ego State Therapy
Complex Trauma & Dissociation
When parts of you feel disconnected, overwhelmed, or in conflict
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For clients experiencing dissociation, internal fragmentation, emotional flooding, or a sense of “splitting” under stress. Therapy emphasizes pacing, containment, and internal cooperation rather than forced exposure.
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Approaches used as appropriate: Ego State Therapy, DBR, Hypnotherapy
Anxiety, Panic, & Somatic Symptoms
When anxiety lives in the body, not just the mind
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For individuals whose anxiety presents as physical symptoms such as tension, rapid heart rate, dizziness, or shutdown. The focus is on resolving the underlying nervous-system responses driving the symptoms.
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Approaches used as appropriate: Brainspotting, EMDR, DBR
Relational & Attachment Trauma
When relationships trigger fear, shame, or withdrawal
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For those struggling with closeness, trust, or repeated relational patterns rooted in earlier experiences. Work centers on restoring safety, boundaries, and agency in connection.
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Approaches used as appropriate: Ego State Therapy, Somatic Processing
Faith-Informed Trauma Therapy (By Request)
Integrating faith without bypassing trauma
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For individuals who want their spiritual beliefs respected while engaging in trauma-informed clinical work. Faith is integrated carefully and only when requested.