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Trauma, Anxiety & Relational Therapy in Florida

I offer therapy and healing-oriented services for adults seeking deeper self-understanding, emotional healing, and more authentic ways of relating to themselves and others. My work is grounded in NARM (NeuroAffective Relational Model), a relational and somatic approach that helps address the lasting impact of developmental trauma, attachment wounds, anxiety, and survival patterns formed through earlier life experiences.

Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, high-functioning adults who appear capable on the outside while privately struggling with overwhelm, self-doubt, relationship difficulties, emotional exhaustion, or a sense of disconnection from themselves. Therapy can become a space to better understand these patterns with compassion rather than shame and begin moving toward greater self-trust, emotional freedom, and authenticity.

I currently provide online services throughout Florida, including St. Petersburg, Tampa, Clearwater, Sarasota, Miami, Orlando, and surrounding areas.

Online Trauma & Anxiety Therapy for Adults in Florida, New York, New Jersey and Texas.

Individual therapy offers a space to slow down and better understand the emotional, relational, and nervous system patterns shaping your life. Many clients come to therapy feeling stuck in cycles of anxiety, overthinking, people-pleasing, emotional overwhelm, perfectionism, relationship struggles, or chronic self-criticism. Others may feel disconnected from themselves despite appearing successful or “fine” externally.

My approach integrates NARM, relational psychotherapy, somatic awareness, and depth-oriented exploration. Together, we work to understand not only symptoms, but the deeper adaptations and survival patterns underneath them.

Therapy may help you:

  • Develop greater self-trust and emotional clarity

  • Understand relationship and attachment patterns

  • Reduce anxiety and emotional overwhelm

  • Build healthier boundaries

  • Reconnect with your needs, emotions, and sense of self

  • Explore the impact of childhood experiences and relational trauma

  • Move from survival patterns toward greater authenticity and connection

I work with adults experiencing:

  • Anxiety and chronic overthinking

  • Childhood trauma and attachment wounds

  • Relationship and intimacy struggles

  • People-pleasing and self-abandonment

  • Emotional burnout

  • Hyper-independence

  • Shame and self-criticism

  • Difficulty trusting themselves or others

  • Life transitions and identity exploration

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Dream Group

Dream Exploration & Depth-Oriented Group Work

Dreams can offer a powerful window into the unconscious, emotional life, inner conflicts, creativity, and parts of ourselves that may not yet have language. Dream work can help deepen self-awareness, emotional insight, and connection to the symbolic and unconscious dimensions of experience.

My dream groups are designed as reflective and supportive spaces where participants can explore dreams through a relational, Jungian, and emotionally grounded lens. Rather than interpreting dreams in a rigid or authoritative way, the process focuses on curiosity, symbolism, emotional resonance, and the personal meaning that emerges through exploration.

Dream groups may support:

  • Greater self-understanding

  • Emotional insight

  • Creativity and self-expression

  • Exploration of unconscious patterns

  • Connection to intuition and inner life

  • Personal growth and transformation

Groups may include guided reflection, discussion, symbolic exploration, and opportunities for relational insight within the group process.

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Workshops

Trauma-Informed Workshops & Educational Offerings

I offer workshops focused on trauma, relationships, attachment patterns, emotional wellbeing, self-awareness, and nervous system healing. Workshops are designed to create accessible and meaningful spaces for learning, reflection, and personal growth.

Topics may include:

  • Understanding relational trauma

  • Anxiety and nervous system regulation

  • People-pleasing and boundaries

  • Attachment patterns in adult relationships

  • Self-trust and authenticity

  • Emotional overwhelm and burnout

  • Trauma-informed relational healing

Workshops may be offered online or in-person and are appropriate for individuals, community groups, wellness spaces, or organizations seeking trauma-informed education and personal development experiences.

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Immigration Evaluations

Immigration Psychological Evaluations

I provide trauma-informed immigration psychological evaluations for individuals navigating immigration-related legal processes. Evaluations are conducted with care, professionalism, and sensitivity to the emotional impact immigration experiences can have on individuals and families.

Evaluations may be available for:

  • Hardship waivers

  • Asylum cases

  • VAWA cases

  • U-Visa applications

  • T-Visa applications

  • Cancellation of removal cases

The evaluation process generally includes:

  • A clinical interview

  • Assessment of psychological and emotional functioning

  • Exploration of trauma history and current symptoms when relevant

  • Collaboration with attorneys when appropriate

  • A comprehensive written report prepared for immigration proceedings

My approach aims to create a respectful and supportive environment while providing thorough and professionally written evaluations tailored to legal requirements.

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Starting the Process

Reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, especially if you are used to carrying things alone or feeling responsible for others. Whether you are seeking therapy, group work, workshops or an immigration evaluation, my hope is to create a space where you feel seen, respected, and able to explore yourself with greater honesty and compassion.

If you are interested in working together, you are welcome to reach out through the contact page to learn more about current availability, scheduling, consultation options, or services offered.

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