Sexual assault leaves a complex and lasting impact, often creating feelings of shame, guilt, or confusion. Survivors may struggle with flashbacks, self-blame, or a pervasive sense of distrust that can make it difficult to form safe connections. The physical and emotional aftereffects of assault can manifest in subtle ways, like discomfort with intimacy, avoidance of specific environments, or a lingering fear that feels ever-present. Survivors may feel misunderstood, especially if those around them can’t fully grasp the depth of their experience, which can lead to isolation.
Therapy provides a safe, understanding space where you’re heard without judgment. With a trauma-informed approach, I will help you process what happened in a way that doesn’t force or rush your healing. I will work with you to build a foundation of self-compassion, helping to separate your self-worth from the trauma and to gently address feelings of shame or self-blame.
Through therapy, you’ll work on reclaiming your sense of control and safety, learning to trust yourself and others again. Healing from assault is a unique, deeply personal journey, and I am here to support you every step of the way.
Reclaim your voice and your healing. If you’re ready to begin feeling more safety and self-acceptance, therapy is a great place to start.