Trauma & PTSD Therapy in Los Angeles, CA
EMDR, Somatic Integration & Attachment-Focused Trauma Treatment
You Don’t Have to Keep Living in Survival Mode
Trauma has a way of staying in the body long after the event has passed. You might find yourself on edge without knowing why, pulling away from people you love, or feeling like no matter how hard you try, you can’t fully relax or feel safe. These aren’t signs that something is permanently wrong with you. They’re signs that your nervous system learned to protect you — and now it needs support to do something different.
What Trauma Actually Looks Like
Trauma shows up differently for everyone — which is part of why it so often goes unrecognized or untreated.
Anxiety, hypervigilance, or a constant sense of being on edge
Emotional numbness, disconnection, or feeling "outside yourself"
Shame, self-blame, or a persistent feeling of being fundamentally broken
Physical symptoms — chronic tension, pain, fatigue — with no clear medical cause
Difficulty trusting others or feeling close to people
Intrusive memories, nightmares, or flashbacks
Relationship patterns that repeat no matter how hard you try to change them
Reactions that feel disproportionate but completely out of your control
These aren't character flaws. They're adaptations. They made sense once. And with the right support, they can change.
A Trauma-Informed Approach
Trauma treatment here draws from several evidence-based and body-informed modalities, integrated based on what each individual actually needs. Not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
EMDR Therapy
One of the most researched treatments available for trauma and PTSD. EMDR works at the neurological level — helping the brain reprocess memories that have been stored in a way that keeps them feeling present and threatening, even when the danger has passed.
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
For clients with treatment-resistant PTSD or trauma that has not responded to traditional approaches, KAP can create a neurological window for processing that would otherwise remain inaccessible.
Complex Trauma & C-PTSD
Many clients come in having experienced not a single traumatic event but years of ongoing difficulty — emotional neglect, childhood abuse, toxic relationships, identity-based trauma, or the kind of chronic stress that never quite lets you rest. This is often called Complex PTSD (C-PTSD).
This practice specializes in complex trauma. The work is slower, more relational, and more attuned to the nervous system, but the results are lasting in a way that symptom-focused treatment rarely is.
Ready to Begin?
Currently accepting new clients.
In-person in Los Angeles, CA
Telehealth throughout CA, NJ, MD, WY & ID
Attachment-Focused Therapy
For those whose trauma is rooted in early relationships — neglect, emotional unavailability, or relational abuse — attachment-focused work addresses the blueprint that was written before you were old enough to question it.
Somatic Integration
Trauma lives in the body as much as the mind. Somatic work brings awareness to the physical sensations and nervous system responses that hold unprocessed experience. Using body-based approaches including sound healing and bio-field tuning to release what talk therapy alone can't reach.