Trauma therapy in Largo Florida is a form of therapy that can help you deal with the emotional response caused by a traumatic event. We offer many different types of therapy in our office. We provide Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), trauma therapy intensives and talk therapy.

We work work with you to develop the best treatment for YOU.

Learn more about what types of trauma therapy we offer.

Neurodiversity is the idea that people's brains work in different ways, and that these differences are normal and valuable. The term "neurodivergent" describes people whose brains process information differently from what's considered "typical".

We are a affirming and inclusive therapy practice. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ individuals all our therapists are trained and educated to provide you with the most supportive environment for your healing. Maybe you are struggling with coming out, gender identity, family acceptance and support, or simply grappling with things like anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and relationship issues, finding a quality therapist who understands and respects your unique needs and experiences can be life-changing.

Our team is highly trained working with the complexities of the LGBTQ+ community.

Your role as a foster parent is best described as an anchor. Foster parents provide the stability, structure and acceptance needed during what can be a scary and traumatic time for the children who enter the dependency system. In a period of chaos, you are the anchors our children hold onto until they find permanency, either by safely returning home or joining a new forever family.

We offer therapy for teenagers ages 12-18. We believe therapy for this teenagers is essentially the opportunity for a teens to discuss feelings with one person who is trained to listen and treat symptoms of emotional distress, school stress, mood disorders and much more. In therapy teens can learn to manage their moods. If your teen has been struggling, a therapist can work with your child on specific mood managing techniques where medication might fall short.

One of the special aspects of ART is that when clients replace their negative images with positive ones they don’t need to talk to the therapist about any details of the trauma. This is because ART is procedural, though creative; and the client is really in control of the process, while the ART Therapist is a helpful guide. This makes the therapy easier on the client and easier on the therapist.

Some of us grew up in families that were unhealthy, harmful, hurtful or just simply toxic. This type of therapy is about breaking those cycles and learning how to develop healthy coping strategies, heal from past hurt and pain and build healthy self care and relationships. You don’t have to stay stuck any longer.