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Integrative Trauma Therapy & KAP Therapy - How I Work

HOW I WORK

Three offerings. One framework. Held by the same clinician across every layer of the work.

SECTION ONE

Individual Trauma Therapy

Fifty-minute weekly sessions in-person or via telehealth. Trauma-informed, somatically aware, grounded in The Survival Map framework.

This is the foundation of all my work. We move at the pace your nervous system can hold. We work with the parts of you that adapted to survive what they were given. We track what your body is doing in real time.

What we work on together:
Complex trauma and PTSD. Childhood emotional neglect. Nervous system dysregulation. Attachment wounds and relational patterns. Shame and self-abandonment. Overfunctioning and burnout. Self-trust and embodiment.

$225

per 50-minute session. In-network with Aetna for Florida residents.

SECTION TWO

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

$600

per medicine session. Preparation and integration billed at the standard therapy rate.

Read more about psychedelic-assisted therapy

For clients ready to reach what talk therapy alone cannot. Ketamine, held inside the same therapeutic relationship, integrated through IFS and somatic work. The medicine opens a door. The integration walks you through it.

Preparation: Several sessions to build trust, clarify intention, and prepare your nervous system.

The medicine session: Three hours. I am with you the entire time. Quiet, safe, responsive to what your system needs.

Integration: The weeks following are where the real change consolidates through ongoing therapy.

SECTION THREE

Navigating The Survival Map: Group Therapy

$135

per weekly meeting. Twelve-week closed cohort. Waitlist only.

A small closed online group for high-functioning adults who are exhausted underneath everything they are holding together.

If you recognize yourself in the Protective Control stage, this group was designed with you in mind.

We follow The Survival Map framework across twelve weeks. Six to eight members. The kind of healing that only happens in the presence of people who truly understand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

The first step is just a conversation.

You do not need to have the right words. A sense that something has been off for a long time is enough of a starting point.

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