Traumatic childhood experiences support therapy focuses on healing and addressing the emotional impacts of trauma on individuals.
For survivors, the therapy aims to process and heal from the trauma, rebuild trust, and develop healthy coping mechanisms. Perpetrators of childhood trauma are supported in understanding the root causes of their behavior, addressing any unresolved trauma, and learning healthier ways to manage emotions and interactions. Significant others, such as family members or peers, are also supported in processing their own emotional responses, understanding their role in the situation, and learning how to offer appropriate support.
This therapy provides a safe space for all parties to explore the effects of childhood trauma, fostering emotional healing, accountability, and healthier relationships moving forward.