Trauma-Informed Therapy for Survivors of Domestic Violence

Surviving domestic violence can leave deep, lasting imprints on your nervous system and sense of trust

in others and yourself. This is a space where your experience is believed, and your pace is honored. Somatic therapy gently helps you rebuild safety, connection, and power from the inside out.

You don’t need to have it all figured out. If you’re ready to take one small, supported step forward, I invite you to reach out. You can contact me here or schedule a free 15-minute consultation.

Reclaim safety, self-worth, and empowerment after abuse

Before Therapy: Living in Fear, Silencing Yourself, Losing Yourself

Domestic violence often hides in plain sight. It’s not always bruises or broken bones — it can be manipulation, control, threats, gaslighting, isolation, and the slow erosion of your sense of self.

You may feel:

Constantly on edge, like you’re walking on eggshells
Disconnected from your own needs and boundaries
Confused, ashamed, or guilty — wondering if it’s somehow your fault
Isolated from friends, family, or support systems

You may have left, or you might still be in the relationship. Either way, the body remembers what the mind tries to forget. Healing starts with safety — inside and out.

I would love to hear your story!

After Therapy: Feeling Safe Enough

Over time, you may begin to:

Feel more grounded and stable, with fewer panic or freeze responses
Recognize red flags and trust your instincts
Set clearer boundaries in relationships
Reconnect with joy, rest, and a deeper sense of self-worth
Create relationships rooted in respect, not fear

Healing from domestic violence is a courageous act. You don’t have to do it alone.

Write me to book your discovery call!

What Therapy Looks Like: Finding support and strength

My approach is centered on Somatic Experiencing®, TRE®, and body-based trauma therapy — designed to support survivors of intimate partner violence, emotional abuse, or coercive control.

In our sessions, we don’t rush. We build trust. You’ll learn to:

Notice what safety feels like in your body
Understand trauma responses like freeze, fawn, or dissociation
Reclaim your voice, your body, your choices
Set boundaries that protect and empower you
Reconnect with your inner strength

This is a space where your story is honored — and your body leads the way back to wholeness.

How can I support you?

If you’ve experienced abuse, coercion, or fear in a relationship —your body might still be holding the trauma, even if your mind says “it’s over.”
Healing is possible. Let’s begin gently.

Book a free phone call or read more about somatic trauma therapy and how it can support survivors.

Trauma-Informed Therapy for Survivors of Domestic Violence

Reclaim safety, self-worth, and empowerment after abuse

Before Therapy: Living in Fear, Silencing Yourself, Losing Yourself

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