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Evergreen Counseling and Consulting

Services

Trauma therapy by video, in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Florida.

Here's the work I do, and the tools I use to do it. Every session is online, by video.

For clients

What I help with, and how.

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Therapy for therapists

Therapy for therapists

For therapists and healers who carry the emotional weight of others.

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Complex trauma

Complex trauma & C-PTSD

For complex trauma survivors who feel stuck, even after years of therapy.

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Religious trauma

Religious & spiritual trauma

For religious, spiritual and cultic trauma that has damaged how you understand yourself.

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Neurodivergent adults

Neurodivergent adults

For autistic, ADHD, gifted, 2e/multi-exceptional and highly sensitive adults.

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EMDR therapy · Online in GA, PA & FL

EMDR therapy online

EMDR by video with an EMDRIA Certified EMDR Therapist, for adults in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Florida.

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IFS therapy · Online in GA, PA & FL

IFS therapy

Internal Family Systems (IFS) parts work by video, often alongside EMDR, for adults in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Florida.

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Deep Brain Reorienting · Online in GA, PA & FL

Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR)

DBR trauma therapy by video, for the shock that comes before the feelings. Level 2 trained.

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Virtual intensives · By video in GA, PA & FL

Virtual intensives

Virtual EMDR intensives: extended sessions of 90 minutes to 4 hours, by video in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Florida.

For clinicians

EMDR consultation and Pennsylvania LPC supervision.

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For clinicians · Parts work & IFS

EMDR consultation with parts work & IFS

Consultation hours toward EMDRIA certification, with parts work and IFS woven in.

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For clinicians

PA LPC supervision

Clinical supervision for LPC candidates working toward licensure in Pennsylvania.

I can't wait to hear from you!

If any of this resonates with you, I'd love to connect! Send a note through the contact form or by email.

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If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), call 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.