Trauma Therapy in Wheat Ridge and Virtual Across Colorado.

Heal From Within

Is this depression? Anxiety? Am I bipolar? Am I am an addict? Am I a narcissist?  Or is it Trauma?

Does this sound like you?

You’re driven in every area of your life (health, relationships, career, etc.), but when you burnout it feels debilitating. 

You’re seen as a leader and high-functioning, and people can depend on you (sometimes too much).  

You don’t know why sometimes you get caught up in something someone said or did and you can’t seem to let it go.  

You find yourself spiraling (hating yourself, hating them, hating everything, hating everyone), arguing abrasively to protect yourself, withdrawing, or claming up.  

The only way to stop this spiral is to work harder, numb out (TV, food, substances), isolate, or distract yourself.  

You feel your heart racing, tense, uneasy, tightness, and/or pressure in your body.  

This leads to feelings of “I’m not good enough,” “I’m unworthy,” “I’m unloveable,” “I’m a burden,” “I’m too sensitive,” “I’m bad,” “I’m a failure,” and/or “I can’t trust anyone.” 

 If you’re not criticizing yourself you're criticizing someone else.  

After an episode like this, you pick up more self-help books but nothing seems to resonate or nothing seems to change. 

You’ve come such a long way in your life. You strive to be your best self, but these episodes seem to be getting in the way of

    •  You surround yourself by people who disrespect you.

    • Give too much then become resentful.

    • Establish poor or no boundaries.

    • Rely too heavily on your relationships for your own happiness.

    • Are triggered by other peoples emotions.

    • Leave relationship prematurely or are the one always left.

    • Find yourself in relationships that reinforce your negative self-worth.

    You never feel like you’re good enough.

    • You struggle to accept feedback.

    • Avoid conflict and don’t stand up for yourself. 

    • You are too confrontational.

    • You can’t manage stress and often hit debilitating burnout.

    • You use work to avoid other areas of life.

    • You lack of work life balance.

    • Constantly feel stuck.

      No matter what you do it never feels like enough.

    • You cope with alcohol, drugs, food, scrolling, Netflix, spending, etc.

    • You can’t find the drive or motivation to take care of yourself.

      You feel not good enough no matter what you do so it feels like there’s no point.

    • Have a negative view of yourself.

    • Seek validation as a way of knowing your self-worth.

    • Constantly question yourself.

    • Can’t trust yourself or others.

    • Carry a lot of guilt.

    • Insecure and self-conscious.

    • You feel ugly and hate your body.

      You never feel good enough.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Trauma Therapy will help you find or build an identity that feels genuine to who you really are.

Are you ready?

We will help you:

Develop age appropriate coping skills: You will be equipped with effective coping skills to manage stress, conflict, and challenging emotions.  You’ll feel empowered to navigate difficulties with resilience. 

Be less triggered: By developing emotional regulation skills and gaining insight into your triggers you become less reactive and more responsive in your interactions, fostering greater emotional stability and connection with others.

Feel more confident and secure: You will cultivate a deeper understanding of yourself and your needs, leading to increased self-assurance and assertiveness.

IMAGINE IF YOU…

  • Didn’t have an urge to escape life through things that aren’t good for you (alcohol, drugs, food, etc).

  • Moved from being a victim to a survivor.

  • Felt secure in yourself and showed up this way in all areas of your life.

  • Felt neutral about things that would normally get a big reaction out of you.

  • Loved yourself and felt good enough.

I WANT YOU TO BELIEVE:

YOU DESERVE AN IDENTITY THAT REPRESENTS YOU NOT YOUR PAST

You are not the worst thing that has happened to you. Trauma may have shaped your story, but it does not define your worth. The belief that you're "not good enough" was never yours to carry—it was placed there by pain, by experiences that told you love had to be earned, or that safety was conditional.

But you deserve more. You deserve to see yourself beyond survival, beyond the past. Healing isn’t about forgetting—it’s about reclaiming who you are beneath the weight of what you’ve been through.

I’m here to help you rewrite the narrative.

Let's Begin

FAQS

Common questions about trauma therapy

  • If you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, flashbacks, emotional numbness, or patterns in relationships that feel rooted in past pain, trauma therapy can help. Whether your trauma is from childhood, relationships, or a single event, therapy provides tools to heal and regain control of your life.

  • I work with individuals facing a wide range of trauma, including childhood trauma, emotional neglect, relationship trauma, PTSD, and complex trauma (C-PTSD). My approach is tailored to your specific experiences and needs.

  • Trauma therapy is a safe space to process your experiences at your own pace. We focus on helping you understand how trauma has impacted you, develop coping strategies, and reshape the way you see yourself—beyond the pain of the past.

  • Healing is not one-size-fits-all. Some people find relief in a few months, while others benefit from longer-term support. We’ll work together to find the right approach for you, ensuring you feel safe and supported throughout the process.