A therapist directory
A quiet place to start looking for a therapist.
These are therapists who list trauma and abuse among their areas of focus. Read as much or as little as you like. Nothing here asks you to explain what happened.
Browse by concern
Pick whatever feels closest. You do not need a name for it, and you can change your mind.
After something happened
For experiences that still feel close, whether recent or long ago.
Feelings that stay with you
Worry, low mood, shame, anger or sleep that has changed.
Relationships and family
Trust, closeness and the patterns people grow up with.
Work that carries weight
For people whose job or service brings hard moments.
A few therapists to read about
Each profile describes the therapist's experience, focus areas and how they work.
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Brett Rhoden
Experienced LMFT focused on trauma and relationships
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Dr. Denauvo Robinson
Helping people find practical strengths and solutions
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Thomas Floyd
Experienced clinical social worker focusing on trauma and recovery
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Joel Brooks
Experienced LCSW guiding steady personal growth
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Penny Howland
Compassionate clinical social worker with wide medical experience
Reading a profile
Every profile uses the same few facts, so you can compare people side by side.
- Areas of focus
- What the therapist says they work with. A focus on trauma is not, by itself, proof of training in any particular trauma therapy.
- Approaches
- The methods they list. If one matters to you, it is fair to ask about their training in it.
- Experience
- Years in practice, as listed on their profile.
- Languages
- The languages they offer sessions in.
Therapy is talking support. It does not replace medical care, and it is not an emergency service.
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There is no right time to start.
When you feel ready, one profile is a fine place to begin. You can always come back.
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