How do you work with clients with trauma and PTSD?

Hi, I’m Tony. I provide evidence-based medication management for children, teenagers, and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and attention challenges. I believe mental health care should be compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to each individual. My goal is to create a supportive environment where you feel heard, respected, and comfortable discussing your concerns. Whether you're struggling with persistent anxiety, low mood, difficulty focusing, or looking for the right treatment plan, I work closely with you to find an approach that fits your needs and goals. When appropriate, treatment may include stimulant or non-stimulant medications for ADHD, along with ongoing guidance and support to help you improve your daily functioning and overall well-being at a pace that feels right for you.

Not interested in weekly sessions? I offer bespoke multi-hour intensives for clients looking for deep work which can lead to transformation. With uninterrupted time, you can dive deep into issues which have been holding you back. There is space to explore, release and move forward - without rushing or stopping early. Common topics women focus on: processing sexual assaults, war experiences, medical trauma, religious trauma, anger, guilt, and phobias. Modalities used: somatic tapping, brainspotting, flash, deep brain reorienting, IFS/Parts work, Schema work. Depending on client interests, in person sessions in Mobile, Alabama may also include using art supplies, exploring symbolism with oracle or tarot cards, incorporating movement with yoga, or going outside to walk in a park or at nearby beaches at the Gulf of Mexico. Many people fly in for therapy and combine it with a vacation. Intensives are a minimum of 3 hours to a maximum of 7 hours in one or more days. Many people will schedule a 4 hour morning session followed by an afternoon at the beach and repeat that for two or three days. Intensives can be during the weekday or on weekend. We will have one meeting before the intensive to clearly define your goals for the intensive. After the intensive, there will be a short follow up meeting to discuss the results of the intensive. All intensives are private pay. No superbill or diagnosis will be provided. A non-refundable deposit is required.

Cascadia Bountiful-Life is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Bremerton, WA, dedicated to helping adults build a healthier, more stable life in recovery. We provide affordable, person-centered counseling and education for substance use challenges, focusing on the whole person—not just the addiction. Our experienced team works alongside each client to create an individualized treatment plan that fits their needs, schedule, and goals. Whether you are just starting your recovery journey or need ongoing support, we offer a safe, respectful, and nonjudgmental environment where hope and healing can grow.

Welcome, I'm glad you're here. You're taking a big step for yourself. My main ways of thinking that I lean towards are: compassion-focused, psychodynamic, attachment styles, and emotion-focused. I've been described by clients as patient, having a positive unconditional regard, and being able to challenge them to help them take steps toward growth. This process isn't always easy. My goal is to create a place where you can feel seen, safe, challenged, and supported, so that we can create lasting change. My approach leans toward being more direct and inquisitive, but with compassion. For releasing emotions, beliefs and trauma from the body I use the somatic and neurological technique of Brainspotting.

Procrastinating on work or running on autopilot? Struggling to stay focused, get quality sleep, or keep your routines on track? Maybe you’re feeling drained, frustrated by nutrition, exercise habits, or hormonal shifts, or just not like yourself lately. You’re not alone. I help people stop wasting their energy on things that drain them and start investing it where it counts. I’m a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and work with adults ages 19 to 45. My focus is on comprehensive medication management for ADHD, Depression, Insomnia, PMDD, PTSD, and weight management. I treat the whole person, not just their symptoms. This includes looking closely at sleep habits, screen time, food choices, weightlifting, communication, mindset, and daily routines to support lasting change. My focus is on making sure you’re strong in every area, not just surviving. With 10 years of experience as a travel nurse, including 6 in psychiatry, I bring a strong clinical foundation to my current role as a nurse practitioner. Over the years, one thing has become clear to me: at the core, we are all more alike than different. Most people want peace, autonomy, and real enjoyment in their lives. My philosophy is a lot like sports. In baseball, maybe you can catch, run, and hit line drives, but if you can’t throw the ball, you’ll never reach your full potential. Mental health works the same way. Medication, sleep, movement, and daily habits all work together. That’s how real change happens.

I am working on my dissertation in a doctoral program in clinical psychology. At our practice, we understand that every child is unique, facing their own challenges and strengths. My approach, under supervision, combines evidence-based techniques with a deep understanding of individual needs, ensuring that each intervention is tailored to promote effective learning and emotional health. Services include: 1. **Educational Therapy**: I design customized learning plans to help children with learning disabilities overcome obstacles and enhance their academic engagement. 2. **Behavioral Support**: Through targeted interventions, I assist students in developing healthier behavior patterns and coping skills, fostering a positive environment for growth. 3. **Family Collaboration**: I believe in the power of a supportive network. I work closely with families, providing guidance and resources to navigate educational placements and special education services. 4. **Community Outreach**: My commitment extends beyond individual therapy. I lead workshops and training sessions to raise awareness and provide support for students with special needs within the community. Together, we can create a nurturing atmosphere where children thrive, empowering them to reach their full potential. If you’re ready to take the next step, I invite you to reach out and schedule a consultation. Let’s work together to build a brighter future.

Johnita McGee-Smith, MSW, LISW (Ohio), LCSW (Virginia), is a licensed clinical social worker, Christian counselor, and founder of Grace to Grace Behavioral Health. She provides trauma-informed, faith-integrated, and evidence-based care across Ohio and Virginia, helping individuals, couples, and families find healing and resilience.

Monica Camacho is a dedicated therapist passionate about creating safe, affirming spaces for healing and growth. She integrates evidence-based approaches with a deep understanding of identity, culture, and lived experience. Monica’s work focuses on helping individuals navigate challenges such as trauma, neurodivergence, family dynamics, and identity development, while honoring each person’s unique story. She is committed to breaking generational cycles, amplifying marginalized voices, and empowering clients to find strength, balance, and authenticity in their lives.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional in the Tampa Bay Area and the owner of Heal Her Holistic Therapy, LLC. I provide telehealth services to adults in the states of Florida and Massachusetts. I also be provide in-person therapy to those in Brandon, FL. I have worked in the mental health field for over 8 years in community behavioral health settings helping teens and adults with co-occurring disorders. I am experienced in treating a variety of common mental health challenges such as stress, depression, anxiety, communication struggles, and life transitions. I am passionate about working with women's issues and young adults who are trying to figure out "adulting". My therapeutic approach is mindful of the needs of my clients to assist them in getting the best outcomes for their goals. In my work with clients, I am a true believer of “meeting people where they are”. I know it takes a lot of courage to reach out for help, so with that I am humbled each time that I get to work with someone. I offer a supportive presence to work through tough situations, and I believe that empathy is a good starting place in the therapeutic relationship.

I’m a counselor-in-training pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Capella University. I work from a collaborative, compassionate, and holistic perspective, helping clients navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, relationship challenges, life transitions, and feelings of disconnection from themselves and others. I integrate psychodynamic, Jungian, somatic, mindfulness-based, family systems, existential, and experiential approaches to therapy. I am interested in nervous system regulation, trauma healing, meaning-making, men’s mental health, group work. My work emphasizes both inner and outer transformation, supporting clients in developing awareness of the patterns, beliefs, emotions, and bodily experiences that shape their lives. I have a special interest in working with individuals experiencing misophonia and other nervous system-based sensitivities. Before entering the counseling profession, I spent more than 25 years in the corporate world.