Therapy for Trauma & PTSD
Signs of Trauma & PTSD:
Hypervigilance
Nightmares, night terrors
Feeling on edge, “jumpy”
Second-guessing your intuition, “losing” that “gut feeling”
Panic, rumination, overthinking
Avoiding things that could cause you to feel triggered
Have you been feeling exhausted emotionally and physically?
Feeling hypervigilant, fearful, and experiencing flashbacks?
Second-guessing yourself and your own intuition?
Experiencing physical symptoms, including GI distress and chronic pain?
Finding yourself wondering how trauma happened?
At Janicki Holistic Healing, we provide trauma-informed care from a deconstructive and decolonizing lens. We also approach trauma and PTSD with an antagonism informed approach - meaning, we have a deep understanding of relational trauma across different types of relationships.
Trauma can happen to anyone. Trauma doesn’t take any life factors into account. We are here to help you navigate any of the symptoms you are struggling with, as well as offering a supportive and safe space to process your experience in the therapy space.
What is Trauma?
Trauma is defined as a deeply distressing or overwhelming life event that can eliminate or shatter a person’s sense of safety in the world, leading to potentially long-lasting physical, emotional, or psychological effects. Trauma looks different for everyone and is beyond military and veterans. Trauma can also take place in relationships, vicariously, or in family systems. Some examples of trauma we see often:
Physical, sexual, and emotional abuse
2SLGBTQPIA+ related traumas and stressors
Narcissistic abuse
Coercive control
Relational trauma
Religious trauma
Medical trauma & gaslighting
Natural disasters
and more…
Trauma fundamentally can change a person - and that doesn’t have to be a bad thing. When working with therapists that specialize in trauma, you can feel assured that you will be seen, heard, and validated in your experience. At Janicki Holistic Healing, we meet you where you’re at, meaning - we will not push you outside of your comfort zone until it feels safe for you to emotionally process. Both Jay and Melanie have extensive experience working with clients who have experienced trauma.
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