Change pain into purpose.

Trauma therapy in Flower Mound and across Texas

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Trauma is the emotional shock from experiencing distressing events

and with help, Your brain can heal.

Maybe you're overwhelmed by distressing memories or feelings from the past, impacting how you view yourself, your relationships, and your future. Perhaps you are under constant, high levels of stress with no end in sight. You might be experiencing headaches, gut issues, fatigue, anxiety or mood swings, trouble concentrating, and isolation or substance use. You recognize it's time to seek help.

Trauma Therapy recognizes that stress and trauma impact everyone differently. This approach delves into the origins of trauma, whether from significant events or ongoing stress. Using trauma and brain-informed counseling techniques, you'll understand how trauma affects your brain and nervous system and how stress responses and painful experiences impact your well-being. By recognizing and addressing these effects, I'll help you develop practical strategies to regulate your nervous system, build resilience, and restore balance in your life.

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Sound like you?

Always scanning for danger


Concerned because you feel “outside of yourself”


Ready to stop blaming and shaming yourself


Tired of mood swings and irritability

Here’s what we’ll do together

Therapy can help you understand your trauma, process your emotions, and rebuild your sense of self.

It’s interesting-most people think about therapy as something that involves going in and undoing what’s happened. But whatever your past experiences created in your brain, the associations exist and you can’t just delete them. You can’t get rid of the past.

Therapy is more about building new associations, making new, healthier default pathways. It is almost as if therapy is taking your two-lane dirt road and building a four-lane freeway alongside it. The old road stays, but you don’t use it much anymore. Therapy is building a better alternative, a new default. And that takes repetition, and time, honestly, it works best if someone understands how the brain changes. This is why understanding how trauma impacts our health is essential for everyone.
— Bruce D. Perry, What Happened To You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing

Understanding Trauma

We'll focus on understanding how stress responses and painful experiences impact your well-being. By learning to recognize and address these effects, we’ll develop practical strategies to regulate your nervous system, build resilience, and restore balance in your life.

Using trauma-informed counseling techniques and the latest brain research, I'll help you gain insight into how high levels of stress and trauma affect your brain and nervous system. Our sessions will be a comforting, nurturing space where you feel heard, validated, and understood. The goal of therapy is to empower you to reclaim your life with renewed strength and hope.

I want you to know:

Healing from even the most significant trauma is possible. You can do this.

What we’ll work on

Imagine a life where…

  • You find emotional balance: You’ll manage and reduce anxiety, depression, and mood swings.

  • Your relationships are improved: You'll build stronger, healthier connections with loved ones.

  • You have stronger self-esteem: You'll create a positive self-image and greater self-confidence.

  • Your resilience grows: You'll develop the ability to bounce back from setbacks with renewed strength.

  • You have a calm and peaceful mind: You'll experience reduced anxiety and improved mental clarity.

  • Your physical health improves: You'll enjoy better sleep, reduced tension, and overall improved health.

Change is possible.

Change is possible.