Trauma Therapy in New York City: Integrative Therapy for Nervous System Healing

Trauma can leave you feeling constantly on edge, easily overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself.
At times, it might feel like your nervous system is stuck on high alert—or the opposite, like you’ve gone numb and far away from everything.

Trauma therapy offers a space to work through these patterns gently, reconnect with your body, and begin to feel more steady, supported, and like yourself again.

You might be here if…

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  • You feel like your nervous system is always on high alert

  • Anxiety, panic, or dread show up suddenly and intensely

  • You struggle to relax, even in safe spaces

  • You feel disconnected from your body, emotions, or the people around you

  • Memories, flashbacks, or racing thoughts keep resurfacing

  • Patterns from the past continue to affect your daily life

Trauma isn’t only about what happened to you—it’s about how your body and nervous system experienced it. These are not flaws—they are your nervous system’s way of trying to protect you

A Different Approach: Nervous System Healing

Traditional talk therapy can be helpful, but trauma often lives beyond words, in the body and nervous system.

That’s why I use an integrative therapy approach focused on nervous system healing.

This means we don’t just talk about what happened, we work with how it’s held in your body, your emotions, and your internal patterns so that real shifts can happen at a deeper level.

Your experience is unique, so therapy should be too.

I draw from several evidence-based approaches, including:

How I Work: Integrative Trauma Therapy

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

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Helps your brain process and integrate past experiences so they feel less intense and no longer trigger the same emotional reactions. Learn more here

Focuses on releasing trauma held in the body, helping your nervous system move out of fight, flight, or freeze and into a more regulated state. Learn more here

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Somatic Experiencing (SE)

AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy)

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Supports emotional processing in a safe, connected way, helping you access resilience, clarity, and a stronger sense of self. Learn more here

IFS (Internal Family Systems)

Helps you understand and work with different “parts” of yourself—like the inner critic, the anxious part, or the part that shuts down—with compassion rather than judgment. Learn more here

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Your Questions, Answered

  • You don’t need to have experienced a major or obvious trauma to benefit from trauma therapy. Many people seek support because they feel anxious, overwhelmed, stuck in patterns, or disconnected from themselves. If your reactions feel hard to control or don’t match what’s happening in the present, trauma therapy can help you understand and shift what’s underneath

  • Yes—trauma therapy is an effective, evidence-based approach for healing anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and the lasting effects of difficult experiences. Integrative therapy methods like EMDR, somatic therapy, and parts work support nervous system healing, helping you feel more grounded and less reactive over time

  • Trauma therapy sessions are collaborative and paced to feel safe. You might talk about current challenges, explore patterns in your thoughts and relationships, learn tools to regulate your nervous system, and—when ready—process past experiences using approaches like EMDR or somatic therapy.

  • The length of trauma therapy depends on your goals and experiences. Some people notice changes within a few sessions, while others benefit from longer-term work to support deeper healing. The focus is not on rushing, but on creating steady, lasting change.

  • Yes, online trauma therapy can be just as effective as in-person therapy. Many clients find it easier to open up and feel safe working from their own space. Integrative trauma therapy, including EMDR and somatic approaches, can be adapted effectively for online sessions

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Begin Trauma Therapy in New York City—From Wherever You Are

You don’t have to commute to get support. I offer online trauma therapy for New York clients, making it easier to access care that fits into your life.

Schedule a consultation to see if this feels like the right fit for you.