Controlled article archive
This archive gathers Clara articles about trauma and emdr with a focus on orientation and plain language. It is a place to read and understand related themes; for clinical support, use the handoff links below to move toward services or first-visit guidance.
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'So, what are you going to do next?' If you have recently graduated, or are about to, you have probably heard some version of this question more times than…
Parents usually do not call a therapist because one bad day happened.
There's a certain kind of silence that happens in group therapy after someone shares something deeply personal for the first time.
Wondering if your struggles are "big enough" for therapy? Any life transition that affects how you feel or function is worth addressing. Learn more.
Therapy is built on connection.
In my work as a therapist, I often work with people who feel stuck in the impact of something that happened in the past.
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When parents first bring their child to therapy, they're often surprised to see more toys and games than tissues in my office.
In my practice, I often hear clients say they didn't realize they were depressed because they weren't crying every day or feeling overwhelmingly sad.