Online therapist directory
Trauma-focused therapists, one steady step at a time.
Read about licensed therapists who list trauma-focused therapy among their approaches. Start with what it is, then browse by concern or by state, at whatever pace feels right.
Browse by concern
Concerns therapists name on their own profiles. Choose one to see who lists it.
After something hard happened
Feelings that stay with you
Relationships and family
Work, roles and change
What to expect here
Read
Each profile follows the same order: about, approach, focus areas, licenses and common questions.
Compare
Look at focus areas, other approaches, licensed states, experience and languages side by side.
Decide in your own time
Reading commits you to nothing. When you are ready, each profile explains the next step.
A few profiles to read first
Each profile sets out focus areas, approaches, licenses and experience in the same order.
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Mark Anderson
Experienced counselor focused on trauma and recovery
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Rell Spickerman
Calm guidance for practical change
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Marilyn Traynor
Experienced LCSW for life transitions and trauma
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Betty Laird
Experienced LCSW focused on trauma-informed care
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James Judkins
Steady, experienced therapist for trauma and anxiety
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Laurie Jolly
Trauma-informed, strength-based support
Browse by state
Based on the location listed on each therapist's profile. A therapist can only work with you if they are licensed where you live, so check the licenses on each profile.
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- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
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There is no rush.
Reading a profile does not sign you up for anything, and you can come back whenever you like.
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