Explore Our Services
Areas of Service
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Post Traumatic Stress Injury and Post-Traumatic Growth
Developmental and attachment trauma
Caregiver trauma
First responder trauma
Military/combat trauma
Critical incident stress management
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Depression
Generalized anxiety
Suicidality & self- harm
Anger and emotional dysregulation
Self-esteem
Identity concerns
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Acute and chronic stress
Grief, loss, and bereavement
Moral injury
Caregiver support
Life transitions (military, first responders, and civilians)
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Marriage support
Infidelity & betrayal
Communication Issues
Attachment
Spousal support for military and first responder families
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Substance use*
Behavioral addictions
Pornography/sex*
Relapse prevention
Addiction in the family unit
*While I have skills, training, and experience in these areas, I do not hold certifications.
What We Offer
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Individual therapy provides a confidential and supportive space to explore what you are experiencing and develop healthier ways of coping with life’s challenges. Many people seek individual counseling when stress, anxiety, trauma, or major life transitions begin to feel overwhelming or difficult to manage alone. Therapy can help you better understand your thoughts, emotions, and patterns while building skills that support long-term resilience and emotional wellbeing. In our work together, we will focus on helping you process difficult experiences, strengthen emotional regulation, improve relationships, and reconnect with your sense of purpose and stability. My approach is trauma-informed and strength-focused, recognizing that seeking support is often an act of courage and resilience.
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This is not currently being offered. Stay tuned for upcoming group opportunities! Our groups will be process and education-based. We will offer groups for first responders, military/veterans, and their families.
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First responders regularly encounter high-stress and critical situations that can have lasting psychological impacts. Rooted Resilience Counseling offers specialized support services designed to help departments and personnel process critical incidents, strengthen resilience, and promote long-term mental wellness. Services include 1:1 meeting utilizing the SAFER-R model, critical incident defusion, critical incident debriefing, and pre-incident training to help prepare individuals and organizations for the emotional demands of emergency response work. Additional offerings include mental health awareness and wellness initiatives and resilience-based services that focus on strengthening coping skills, reducing burnout, and supporting the overall wellbeing of first responders and their teams. These services can be tailored to meet the needs of individual departments, leadership teams, or peer support programs.
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Brainspotting is a neuroscience-informed therapy that uses focused mindfulness to access and process deeply stored stress, trauma, and emotional experiences. Grounded in a developmental and neuroexperiential approach, it works by identifying “brainspots” that connect to where these experiences are held in the brain, allowing for deeper healing beyond traditional talk therapy. By engaging the brain and body together, brainspotting supports nervous system regulation, strengthens resilience, and promotes lasting emotional and mental clarity. It is especially effective for first responders and military personnel, helping reduce the mental load of high-stress work while improving relationships, job performance, and overall physical and mental well-being.
This service can be utilized as a stand-alone service or in conjunction with individual sessions.
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Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) consultation is available to support to agencies, organizations, businesses, and other entities following traumatic or tragic events. These events may include workplace fatalities, serious accidents, sudden or unexpected deaths, acts of violence, suicide, natural disasters, or other critical incidents that impact employees, first responders, or members of the community. Trained through the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF), this consultation helps organizations navigate the aftermath of critical incidents, promote healthy coping, and support the emotional well-being of those affected.
Special Populations Served
Firefighters and EMS
Law Enforcement and Dispatch
Active Duty Military, Reserves, and Veterans
State and Federal Agents
Veterinary Medicine Workers
First Responders and Military Family
Healthcare Workers
and more!