Sexual Abuse therapists in Preston, Idaho ID
Sexual Abuse
Dr. Adam Shafer
Psychologist, Psy. D., M.A.
When the foundation of trust shaken (if not feeling broken) through experiences of trauma, the approach to restoring one's life must always be one of sensitivity, patience, and compassion. Without this, there will always be a risk that it will never feel safe enough to heal.
Sexual Abuse
Ben Dickstein
Psychologist, PhD
I often apply current, best-practice treatments for PTSD and depression to aid my clients in recovery from past sexual abuse experiences, both from child- and adulthood. These techniques help clients heal regardless of whether the abuse occurred briefly or over a prolonged period. I treat both men and women with histories of sexual abuse and assault and try to be especially attuned to the unique forms of stigma that are often perceived by clients.
11 Years Experience
Sexual Abuse
Jeni Gutke
Licensed Professional Counselor, MC, LPC
Abusive all kinds creates negative cognitions and can negatively affect ones feeling of empowerment in their world in their body and in their relationships. Addressing sexual abuse through interventions, such as parts work with internal family systems, DBT, EMDR and hypnotherapy are very powerful in allowing clients to regain the ability to be in their bodies, allow emotions to process and clear, and heal with self compassion and unburdening the past
10 Years Experience
Sexual Abuse
Dr. Heather Lampton
Psychologist, PsyD
If you've experienced sexual abuse, know that you're not alone, and help is available. I provide a safe and confidential space for survivors to process their experiences, rebuild trust, and reclaim their sense of safety and autonomy. Together, we'll work at your pace to address the emotional and psychological impact of the abuse, develop coping strategies, and foster healing and empowerment.
22 Years Experience
Sexual Abuse
Dr. Kelly Smith
Psychologist, Ph.D.
Have you or your child gone through an experience of abuse and need support to get to the other side? Is anger, sleeplessness, worries, dropping job or school grades, poor relationships (or worries that this will be a problem one day), or blaming yourself an ongoing part of your experience? Walking down the street reacting to people who smell like, look like, or sound like them. This is normal unless you have processed what happened. Living like this doesn't have to be the new normal. It is possible to go on to have healthy relationships, sleep through the night, be confident out in the world, and do well in life.
14 Years Experience