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How Trauma Affects Your Nervous System:

When we experience something overwhelming, our nervous system responds to protect us, through fight, flight, freeze or fawn.   This is a completely natural survival response. The difficulty is that long after the event has passed, the nervous system can remain stuck in that protective state. Your body is still responding as though the threat […]

Why Trauma Therapy Hasn’t Worked Before and How EMDR Can Help

If you have tried trauma therapy before and still feel stuck, you are not broken. Traditional talk therapy may not fully address PTSD and complex PTSD. EMDR therapy helps the brain process traumatic memories so they no longer feel like a current threat. Learn why therapy may not have worked before and how trauma-focused treatment […]

Advice for Partners of People with Sexual Trauma: How to Navigating Your Sex Life Together

Nava Narayani

Supporting a partner who has experienced sexual trauma can be both a deeply compassionate and challenging journey. You may feel a strong desire to help them heal, yet find yourself unsure of the best way to provide comfort and understanding. The truth is, navigating this path requires patience, empathy, emotional attunement, and a willingness to […]

Why I Use Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) in My Practice

Georgina Lloyd

As a clinician, my primary goal is to help clients experience meaningful relief in a way that feels safe, empowering, and respectful of their pace. Over the years, I’ve trained in and utilized a variety of evidence-based approaches, always paying close attention to what truly helps clients move forward, not just intellectually, but emotionally and […]

The Difference Between EMDR and ART

Georgina Lloyd

Trauma therapy has evolved significantly over the past few decades, and today there are several effective approaches designed to help people process painful memories and move forward with their lives. Two therapies that are often discussed together are Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). Both approaches use eye movements and […]

Trauma Responses or Personality Traits? Redefining the DSM for Survivors

Trauma Responses or Personality Traits? Redefining the DSM for Survivors “I’ve been called dramatic, intense, needy—even manipulative. But what if I was just scared, and no one noticed?” If you’ve ever walked away from a therapy session or diagnosis feeling more judged than helped, you’re not alone. Many trauma survivors—especially those with complex or prolonged […]

When Every Emotion Feels Like an Emergency: Life with BPD

Borderline Personality Disorder: When Every Emotion Feels Like an Emergency: Life with BPD         If you’ve ever felt like your emotions are just too loud, like your reactions come too fast and too hard and you can’t hit pause, you’re not alone. If you’ve been told you’re “Too much,” “too sensitive,” or that […]

The Hidden Ways Trauma Impacts Daily Life — And How a Trauma Therapist in Ohio Can Help

erving Youngstown and Surrounding Communities If you’ve ever wondered why certain things in your daily life feel “off” after a difficult event — even when that event was long ago — you’re not alone. Many people in the Youngstown, Ohio area who connect with a trauma therapist in Ohio discover that trauma doesn’t just live […]

How to Get Started with a Trauma Therapist in Ohio

our step-by-step guide to scheduling a free consultation and beginning your healing journey Starting therapy is a big step — especially when you’re seeking trauma-focused care. Many people in Ohio hesitate to reach out because they’re unsure what happens next, how to get started, or whether they’ll feel comfortable sharing their story. At The Trauma […]

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