Trauma Therapy
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Reclaim your safety, identity, and peace.
What Trauma Therapy Can Help You Rebuild
Trauma therapy can help you:
Feel calm and connected to your body again
Reduce panic, nightmares, and intrusive memories
Rebuild self-trust, boundaries, and emotional literacy
Soften hypervigilance and learn to rest
Strengthen your capacity for joy, intimacy, and spontaneity
Over time, trauma work shifts from survival to living—replacing constant alertness with quiet confidence and stability.
What Makes Trauma Therapy Different Here
Our approach integrates:
Polyvagal Theory for nervous-system regulation and safety cues
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and parts work to gently explore fragmented inner experiences
DBT and ACT for emotion regulation, values, and resilience
Attachment repair to rebuild safety in relationships
Somatic and sensory-based grounding techniques to process trauma at the body level
Trauma doesn’t always look like what people expect.
It can live in your body as tension that never eases, a startle that won’t go away, a constant hum of dread. It can show up as exhaustion, perfectionism, disconnection, irritability, or numbness.
You may have already done talk therapy and found it helpful- but not enough.
Advanced trauma work goes beyond coping skills. It involves gently retraining your nervous system, rebuilding your sense of safety, and restoring connection to your body and self.
Areas of Focus
Complex trauma and C-PTSD
Childhood or developmental trauma
Emotional neglect and invalidation
Medical trauma
Sexual or relational trauma
Dissociation and shutdown
Chronic anxiety or hyper-vigilance
People-pleasing, perfectionism, or emotional numbness
Trauma related to high-stress professions (healthcare, education, emergency response)
Our Process
Safety & Stabilization
We begin by building grounding strategies and body awareness to ensure safety before processing.Processing & Integration
Using IFS-informed, somatic, and cognitive frameworks, we integrate trauma memories and reduce emotional charge.Reconnection
Rebuilding trust in yourself, others, and life through relational repair and self-compassion practices.
Meet the Clinician
Chelsea Gay, RP
Chelsea is a Registered Psychotherapist and Certified Clinical Traumatologist with a decade of experience in crisis, outpatient programming, inpatient psychiatry, and private practice.Chelsea is trained in the neurobiological and somatic treatment of both acute and complex trauma (C-PTSD).