Therapist Amy

We know that Hope is one of the main predictors of successful treatment. If you do not have this yet, it is okay. I have it for you and I have been where you are. Not only that, I have worked with countless women in the same place. Over the years, I have observed similar patterns in both my clients and in the narcissists in their lives. Why is this important? It has provided a framework to help you achieve a life filled with joy, hope, and happiness.  Yes, it takes work. However, I promise that you will not have a single day working toward recovery that will be more difficult than the pain that comes with living with narcissistic abuse. I'm a trained trauma therapist who loves the somatic experiencing approach. I work in forensics, parent coordination, child/adolescent trauma, eating disorders, and legal matters. My greatest joy is living independently and showing my children it is possible. You will hear from experts, and others that have walked the road to recovery, and gain hope.