Trauma and PTSD therapists in Red Bluff, California CA
Tyrene (Ty) Siadous
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
In approaching trauma and PTSD, my therapeutic philosophy revolves around creating a compassionate and understanding space. I guide clients through the process of healing, drawing from modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Together, we explore the intricate layers of traumatic experiences, differentiating and validating various aspects of the self. Incorporating experiential approaches such as mindfulness, guided sensory exploration, and specialized trauma-focused techniques, I aim to empower clients to navigate the complexities of their trauma. This holistic and individualized approach is designed not only to address the immediate impact of trauma but also to facilitate a transformative journey towards reclaiming a sense of safety, resilience, and personal empowerment.
19 Years Experience
Tandra Froehlich Childress
Marriage and Family Therapist, ATR, LMFT
Trauma and PTSD can occur from an array of distressing situations. I treat trauma and PTSD using EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). This psychotherapeutic process aids in healing by unblocking negative beliefs and restoring positive adaptive beliefs.
8 Years Experience
Jeffrey Gianelli
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Trauma may be something horrific or something that you tell yourself "it wasn't so bad, others have it worse." We often make light of the things that hurt or scared us or made us feel less than, however, your struggles matter just as much as anyone else's. When trauma is severe, we develop patters that you might call "PTSD"- patterns of fear, hopelessness, constantly being on edge, having to avoid so many things. Trauma is stored in our bodies and our bodies remember. But there is hope and help is available. Therapies like EMDR (which I am fully certified in) heal both the body and mind. Adding in other treatments like polyvagal based exercises or mindfulness can go even further. I have been through it myself and I know that transformation is possible.
8 Years Experience
Heather Marriatori
Psychologist, PhD
Trauma is an emotional and psychological response to an event. This event could be something you experienced personally or something you witnessed. Your experience could include shock, denial, unpredictable emotions, flashbacks, nightmares, strained relationships and even physical symptoms like headaches or nausea. There is no reason to continue experiencing this alone. Contact me and we can discuss ways to get feeling like you're back in control and no longer suffering.
11 Years Experience
Stuart Kaplowitz / Serene Pathways Counseling
Counselor/Therapist, MFT
Too many share the idea of PTSD/Trauma coming from some type of military involvement. This is true and yet not the only way we may experience trauma. Please dont discount it
31 Years Experience