Center of Excellence for Trauma Healing

Our Mission

At the Center for Trauma, Attachment & Healing, we believe healing is possible. Our mission is to help children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families recover from the effects of trauma through compassionate, evidence-based care that restores safety, strengthens relationships, and builds resilience. We recognize that trauma can impact every aspect of life, and we are committed to helping each person move beyond surviving toward living with hope, confidence, and connection.

Do You…

• Feel constantly on edge or unable to relax? 
• Replay painful memories or have unwanted flashbacks? 
• Struggle to trust others or maintain close relationships? 
• Find yourself avoiding people, places, or situations that remind you of difficult experiences? 
• Feel emotionally numb or disconnected? 
• Experience nightmares or difficulty sleeping? 
• Feel like you’re always waiting for something bad to happen? 
• Struggle with shame, guilt, or self-blame? 
• Have difficulty regulating your emotions? 
• Feel overwhelmed by childhood experiences that still affect your life today? 
• Have experienced domestic violence, abuse, neglect, or sexual assault? 
• Find yourself repeating unhealthy relationship patterns? 
• Feel like you’ve never truly felt safe? 

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you’re not alone. Healing is possible, and we’re here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of trauma do you treat?

We work with individuals who have experienced childhood trauma, complex trauma, PTSD, domestic violence, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, attachment wounds, medical trauma, grief-related trauma, religious trauma, first responder trauma, and other overwhelming life experiences.

Do I have to talk about everything that happened?

No. Trauma therapy moves at your pace. Building safety and trust is the first priority. You will never be pressured to discuss experiences before you’re ready.

What therapies do you use?

Our clinicians may utilize evidence-based approaches such as EMDR, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), attachment-focused interventions, mindfulness-based strategies, and other trauma-informed approaches based on your needs.

Can trauma affect my physical health?

Yes. Trauma can contribute to anxiety, depression, chronic stress, sleep disturbances, relationship difficulties, and physical symptoms. Healing often involves addressing both emotional and physical well-being.

Can children benefit from trauma therapy?

Absolutely. Early intervention can help children develop healthy coping skills and reduce the long-term impact of traumatic experiences.

Vision

To become a regional leader in trauma-informed treatment and education.

Areas of Specialty

• Childhood trauma 
• Complex trauma 
• PTSD 
• Religious trauma 
• Domestic violence 
• Specialists in recovering from mental abuse, emotional abuse, physical abuse, financial abuse, gaslighting and narcissist abuse
• From Survive to Thrive Specialists 
• Sexual abuse 
• Medical trauma 
• First responder trauma 
• Attachment wounds 
• Foster/adoption issues 

Supports Offered

Clinical

• EMDR 
• IFS 
• CPT 
• TF-CBT 
• Somatic interventions 
• Attachment therapy 
• Brief solution focused therapy