It is actually difficult to say what my "ideal client" would be- an individual who is willing to look at the hard and scary stuff- face it- grow from it- put it beside them and no longer allow it to be what they see the world through. They desire to increase their self-awareness and make changes based on their increased self-awareness- thus finding more comfort in their own skin.
I believe in listening closely to individuals before I decide what type of approach to utilize in treatment. I am a strong believer in EMDR when it comes to trauma work- but take it at the pace that the client is comfortable with.
I have worked with trauma victims for 20 years. I have worked with trauma victims from the ages of 3 to 85. I know that it is a process- trauma can shift and change as we go through life and add new experiences to our view of the world.
