Sexual Abuse therapists in Kentucky
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Sexual Abuse
Bridget Hahn Southwood, LPCA
Counselor/Therapist, LPCA
Let’s work together to process your sexual abuse
9 Years Experience
In-Person in Monticello, KY 42633
Online in Kentucky
Sexual Abuse
Jacob Hamlin
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.Ed., LMFT, CST
Sexual abuse can affect a person’s relationship with their body, boundaries, trust, desire, shame, safety, spirituality, and sense of self. My work in this area is paced carefully and respectfully, with attention to both emotional healing and personal agency. Therapy may involve making sense of trauma responses, rebuilding connection with the body, addressing shame, exploring relational and sexual impacts, and developing a stronger sense of choice and safety. You do not have to tell your story all at once, and you do not have to have the perfect words before beginning. Healing often starts with being met gently and believed.
16 Years Experience
Online in Kentucky, New Mexico
(Online Only)