Therapy for trauma
Care that honors your story
Process what happened and reconnect with who you are now
Trauma can leave you feeling disconnected—from your body, your sense of safety, your emotions, or even your identity. It shows up in ways that don’t always make sense, especially when the world around you expects you to “just move on.” At CMC Therapy, we offer trauma-informed care that moves at your pace, helps you make sense of what you’ve been through, and supports you in rebuilding trust—with yourself and others.
What we offer
Your story matters—and you deserve a space where it can be held with care. Our therapists support clients living with the lingering impact of trauma, including:
Childhood emotional, physical, or sexual abuse
Neglect, abandonment, or attachment wounds
Medical trauma or chronic illness
Car accidents, assaults, or life-threatening experiences
Spiritual or religious trauma
Ongoing hypervigilance, dissociation, or emotional shutdown
Our approach
We know that trauma impacts the nervous system, relationships, and sense of self. Our work is grounded in compassion and collaboration—not pressure or pathologizing. We use evidence-based, trauma-informed modalities like EMDR, somatic awareness, mindfulness, and parts work (such as IFS) to help you gently process what happened, feel safer in your body, and reconnect with your own voice.
Meet Taly Kadoch
Taly is a licensed therapist who uses EMDR to support clients working through trauma, anxiety, and distressing experiences that still feel present. Her approach is grounded and collaborative, helping clients process difficult material at a pace that feels manageable.
Meet Melanie Verschoore
Melanie supports clients navigating trauma, emotional overwhelm, and experiences that continue to affect daily life. Her trauma-informed approach emphasizes safety, trust, and helping clients move toward greater steadiness and connection.
Meet Dr. Juliana Becker
Dr. Becker supports clients navigating ADHD, trauma, and the emotional impact of complex life experiences. Her approach is thoughtful and individualized, helping clients better understand their patterns while building practical tools for greater clarity, regulation, and confidence.
Meet Day Espinal
Day works with clients navigating trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, and significant life transitions. Her approach is supportive and grounded, helping clients understand how past experiences may be shaping the present while building greater emotional awareness, resilience, and connection.
Frequently asked questions about trauma therapy
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If something hurt you, shaped you, or still lives in your body—it counts. You don’t need a label or diagnosis to seek support.
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Absolutely not. We move at your pace and build safety before going anywhere near the trauma itself. Therapy is a space where you get to stay in control.
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Yes. Trauma doesn’t expire, and neither does your capacity to heal. Whether it happened recently or long ago, it’s never too late to begin processing and reclaiming your story.
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You don’t need perfect memory for healing. We work with what’s present—your emotions, your body, your patterns. That’s where the work lives.
Getting started
Schedule a consultation
Share a little about what you’ve been navigating and what support looks like.
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Match with a therapist
We’ll pair you with someone who’s experienced and trauma-informed.
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Start your sessions
Begin the process of healing, gently and at your own pace—with our support.
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There’s healing in being seen
Your story is worth holding with care. We’re here to walk with you toward healing, on your terms.