TRAUMA THERAPY · NEW YORK (TELEHEALTH)

Sexual trauma doesn’t stay in the past. It lives in the nervous system.

If you’re always on edge, shut down, overthinking, or over-functioning just to get through the day, there’s nothing wrong with you. Your system learned how to survive. Therapy can help you feel safer in your body, rebuild trust, and move forward without rushing your story.

A steady space to slow down, feel safer in your body, and reconnect with yourself.

Areas of Support

A focused trauma lens — with special care for sexual trauma, shame, and the ways it impacts relationships.

Sexual Trauma

Shame, triggers, dissociation, body responses

C-PTSD & Complex Trauma

Hypervigilance, shutdown, emotional whiplash

Relationship Patterns

Attachment wounds, boundaries, trust

Shame & Self-Blame

“It was my fault,” perfectionism, stuck guilt

Life After Trauma

Rebuilding safety, identity, intimacy

What trauma therapy actually does

Warm support + practical change — without pushing you to relive everything to heal.

It helps your nervous system downshift

Trauma often keeps your system stuck in “on” or “off” — hyperalert or numb. Therapy supports regulation so you have more steadiness, fewer spikes, and more room to breathe.

  • Less overwhelm and panic
  • More sleep, less bracing
  • Fewer shutdown moments

It helps you rebuild trust in yourself

We work gently with shame, self-blame, and the protective patterns that formed for a reason. You’ll build clearer boundaries, more self-trust, and a stronger sense of choice.

  • More clarity around consent and boundaries
  • Less shame, more compassion
  • More agency in intimacy and relationships

How I work

Steady pacing. Clear boundaries. A calm, non-performative space to be real.

1

Safety first

We stabilize before we go deep. Your nervous system sets the pace — not pressure, not timelines.

2

Understand your protective patterns

We make sense of shutdown, hypervigilance, and coping — without pathologizing you.

3

Build steady change

Grounding, boundaries, self-trust, and relational repair — practical support that carries into real life.

What you might notice over time

Not a dramatic overnight flip — more like returning to yourself in small, real ways.

In your body

  • Less bracing and tension
  • Fewer “freeze” moments
  • More ability to stay present

In your relationships

  • Clearer boundaries without guilt
  • More choice in intimacy
  • Less shame driving decisions

Ready for support that feels steady and human?

Sexual trauma can shape how you feel in your body, your relationships, and your sense of safety. You don’t have to untangle it alone.