Every specialty below is grounded in the same commitment: seeing the actual nuance of your situation, rather than fitting you into a generic protocol.
Trauma-focused work here is paced, not forced. We build safety and stabilization first, then process what happened using approaches like EMDR and trauma-focused CBT — always at a pace your nervous system can tolerate. The goal isn't to relive the event; it's to change your relationship to it.
This is a population I have a genuine focus on and interest in working with. Trauma that happens inside a relationship, or trauma of a sexual nature, carries its own particular complexity — often tangled with shame, self-doubt, or confusion about what actually happened. This work makes room for that complexity rather than rushing toward a tidy resolution.
Leaving a relationship marked by manipulation or narcissistic patterns often leaves behind a specific kind of confusion — doubting your own memory, minimizing what happened, or struggling to trust your own perception again. This work is about rebuilding that trust in yourself, one clear pattern at a time.
Whether it's a mind that won't stop scanning for the next problem, or the slow-burn exhaustion of running on empty for too long, we work on both the immediate coping skills and the deeper patterns that keep the anxiety cycle going.
Many of the patterns that show up in adult relationships — the fear of abandonment, the instinct to withdraw, the difficulty trusting good things — trace back to early attachment experiences. We work to understand those roots so you can build relationships from a steadier place.
For couples, the focus is on understanding the cycle you get stuck in — not just the surface argument, but what each of you is actually afraid of underneath it. We work toward repair that holds, not just a truce that lasts until the next disagreement.
Loss and major life change — a death, a divorce, a diagnosis, a move — can leave you disoriented even when you "should" be functioning fine. We make room for what you're actually feeling, without a timeline attached.
For clients who want it, faith can be woven into the therapeutic conversation — treated with the same commitment to nuance as everything else here, never reduced to a black-and-white framework. This is always client-led. If faith isn't part of what you're looking for, our work will be entirely secular.
Psychotherapy: $125 per session
Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Optum, Aetna, HealthChoice, Kempton Group, AllOne EAP
Telehealth or in-person sessions in Edmond, OK
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