Helping you heal your

Trauma and PTSD

I specialize in clearing all types of trauma.

Emotional and psychological trauma

Many people suffer from PTSD or C-PTSD (Complex PTSD) and may not realize it. Trauma can be big or small, mental or emotional, remembered or forgotten, or physical.

Emotional or psychological trauma can be experienced at any time in a person’s life, and on some level, occurs in everyone’s life to some degree.

When bad and hurtful things happen, it can become hard to trust people. It may be difficult to seek help or receive love and care. It can take time to get over the pain and feel safe again. But with the right treatment, support and therapy you can recover, heal and move forward with your life.

I do this work because I deeply care, have experienced trauma myself and I know how to help others transform and heal their lives.

What causes trauma and PTSD?

Trauma can be caused by one-time events such as an accident or a violent attack. Or it can be from ongoing abuse or a highly stressful situation. It does not have to be physical. Sometimes negative emotional situations, especially ongoing ones, can cause the greatest trauma and PTSD.

Unresolved childhood trauma can make a person more susceptible to emotional and psychological trauma as adults.

Any situation that makes you feel overwhelmed, fearful or alone can be traumatizing. It does not matter what other people think or how they would have reacted. It does not matter what the objective facts are. It matters how you subjectively reacted and how you personally were affected by the situation, be it a one-time event or an ongoing situation.

  • Separation from a parent or divorce
    Domestic violence or excessive arguing
    Neglect
    Bullying
    Sexual, physical or verbal abuse
    Ridicule and humiliation
    An unstable or chaotic environment
    Parents with drug or alcohol addictions
    Severe medical or health conditions
    Invasive surgery or medical procedures

The sudden death of a loved one
A car accident
Sport injuries
Victim of a crime
Relationship breakups
Deeply humiliating experiences
Abusive partners
Sexual abuse or rape
Being told you have a life-threatening illness

  • Anxiety and fear
    Panic attacks
    Depression
    Lack of energy or care for life
    Anger, mood swings, irritability
    Often feeling sad or hopeless
    Isolating or withdrawing from others
    Feeling numb or dissociated
    Feeling excessive guilt, shame, or self-blame
  • Insomnia and sleep disorders
    Frequent or chronic health problems
    Fatigue
    Poor concentration or memory
    Muscle tension, aches and pains
    Being startled easily
    Excessive anxiety or sweating
    Breathing difficulties
    Heart conditions

Professional help for emotional, physical or psychological trauma

Recovering from trauma can take time and is different for everyone. If your symptoms are continuing, it is wise to seek professional help from a trauma expert if you are experiencing the following:

Finding the right therapist is an important step. My approach includes processing traumatic feelings and memories in a safe way that feels empowering, releasing and letting go of trauma-related pain, ending “fight or flight” reactions, reconnecting to your body and sense of safety and peace, rebuilding your trust of people, and building healthy relationships, and creating a joyful and successful life.

“With Timothy’s help I’ve been able to permanently clear years of anguish, sadness and fear. Timothy supports me all along the way and helps me out of stuck areas in a gentle and focused way.”
Carol | New York