Trauma Affect Regulation Therapy (TART) In our Trauma Therapy Blog Series, we explore the most effective treatments available today. First up is Trauma Affect Regulation

     The answer is “yes!”  However, many individuals are often misdiagnosed as having either one or the other, not both.  The reason for this confusion is

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Eye Movement Integration (EMI) is a brief neurotherapeutic approach which teaches clients how to use their voluntary eye movements to become “unstuck” from frozen trauma

If your partner or a family member tries to control, weaken, and manipulate you through gaslighting, you may frequently question your self-worth, your abilities, and

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Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD) is diagnosed when an individual’s mood and daily functioning disturbances do not show improvement after two courses of different antidepressants, each taken

Online dating is a sign of the times, in that individuals of all ages, races, sexual orientations, and geographic regions around the world are choosing

What is Ketamine?   Ketamine was originally used in the 1960’s as a general anesthetic for medical procedures, due to its pain-reducing and sedative effects.