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Journaling is one of my favorite ways to let the unconscious mind speak to us. It’s a moment, or moments, that allow us to sit with ourselves in the some of the deepest truths we can access. I invite you to grab your favorite journal and writing instrument to explore the following journal prompts around […]

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Dear Friend, What a wild ride 2022 has been. As I look back on the year, I’m filled with gratitude for the good, the bad and the ugly. In preparing for the new year I wanted to share some numerology aspects and some of my personal favorite reflections to close out the year and ring […]

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder The ninth-grader goes to the health office at school. He tells the school nurse that he can’t breathe. His pulse is racing and he’s sweating profusely. He feels nauseated. The lawyer has a client meeting. It’s not a particularly important meeting, but of a sudden, she begins having chest pains. Both the […]

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Cozy photo with soft image for comfort in EMDR therapy for generalized anxiety disorder in Santa Clarita, CA. You can meet with an EMDR therapist with online therapy in California.

“Just remember to breathe.” How many times has someone said that to you? And how many times have you thought, “Um, how is it possible to forget to breathe?” It’s easier than you might think. Many times, we get deeply involved in a task. We are laser-focused on finishing that project for work, reading the […]

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White flowers in a field. Read on for tips from an EMDR therapist in Santa Clarita, CA for trauma therapy, ptsd treatment, anxiety therapy, and online therapy in California. Get the support you need to live your life on your terms again, here.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) was developed by Francine Shapiro, Ph.D., and introduced in 1987 as a treatment for PTSD. Dr. Shapiro is the founder of the EMDR Institute, Inc., in Watsonville, CA. She came upon the idea for EMDR quite by accident. Shapiro, upset by events at school that day, decided to walk […]

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In 1944, a film (based on an English play of the same name) was released called “Gaslight.” That movie isn’t very well known, but the term “gaslighting” is famous.  In the movie, a husband tries to make his wife think she is losing her mind. As a teenager, the wife witnessed the murder of a […]

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There never seems to be enough time. Before we know it, the demands of life seem to occupy every minute of the day, leaving barely any time for ourselves.  Study after study confirms that self-care is critical to overall health. Yet, most of us fail to take even a little bit of time to focus […]

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Redefining trauma therapy for collective healing.

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