Do you offer in-person therapy in Scottsdale?

Yes. I offer in-person therapy in Scottsdale for adults impacted by emotional abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.

Do you also offer telehealth?

Yes. I provide telehealth therapy for clients located in Arizona, California, and Massachusetts.

Who do you work with?

I work with adults only, focusing on the long-term effects of emotional abuse, neglect, controlling relationships, and relational trauma.

How do I get started?

You can schedule a free 15-minute consultation to ask questions and determine whether this work feels like a fit.

Online Trauma Therapy
in Massachusetts

Many adults seeking therapy appear capable and steady on the outside. Internally, things can feel less certain, marked by self-doubt, emotional disconnection, or a persistent sense of needing to stay alert after time in emotionally unsafe, neglectful, or controlling relationships.

I work with adults across Massachusetts via Telehealth who are trying to understand and shift these patterns.

This work focuses on restoring clarity and self-trust while staying within the limits of what feels emotionally manageable. Progress often looks like less second-guessing, more stable boundaries, and a growing ability to trust your own perceptions.

Insight and emotional exposure are approached carefully and are not forced before readiness is present.

Who This Work Is For

Not all trauma comes from a single event.

Many adults seek therapy not because they identify with the word trauma, but because something feels chronically unsettled, confusing, or difficult to explain.

This work may be helpful if you:

Grew up with emotional neglect or chronic invalidation
Experienced manipulation, gaslighting, or coercive dynamics
Struggle to trust your perceptions or set boundaries
Feel anxious, shut down, or tense despite understanding why

This often falls under what is sometimes described as therapy for emotional neglect or controlling relationship patterns.

You do not need certainty about how to label what you experienced to begin.

How These Patterns Show Up

Experiences often labeled as anxiety, depression, or relationship issues are understood here as adaptations to emotionally unsafe environments.

You might notice:

Replaying interactions and questioning your reactions
Feeling responsible for other people’s emotions
Staying hyperaware in relationships
Pulling back or shutting down when things feel unclear
Persistent self-doubt, even when you logically know better

These patterns once served a protective role. They can be worked with carefully so they begin to shift.

If this feels familiar, you can schedule a free 15-minute consultation here.

A Depth-Oriented Approach

Therapy is paced and collaborative.

Rather than following a rigid method, I tailor the work to what is actually happening for you, drawing from trauma-informed and relational approaches to help you:

Understand what is driving these patterns
Reduce the intensity of emotional reactions
Build a more stable internal sense of self-trust

This is not surface-level or short-term work. It is best suited for adults who want to understand and change long-standing relational patterns at their roots.

If you want a broader overview of my work, you can start here.

Telehealth in Massachusetts

I am based in Scottsdale and provide therapy to clients throughout Massachusetts via secure Telehealth.

I work with clients across the state seeking relational trauma therapy, including:

Boston
Cambridge
Somerville
Worcester
Newton

Sessions are 55 minutes and are held via a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform.

Who This May Not Be a Fit For

This practice is not designed for crisis stabilization or high-risk situations.

It is best suited for adults seeking depth-oriented therapy that moves at a careful, regulated pace rather than rapid intervention.

Frequently asked questions

Is emotional neglect considered trauma?

Yes. Ongoing emotional neglect or invalidation can have lasting effects on the nervous system, especially when it occurs over time.

What if there wasn’t one specific traumatic event?

This work is often especially relevant for cumulative, relational experiences rather than single incidents.

What if I’m not sure this qualifies as trauma?

You do not need a label to begin. Many people start with a general sense that something feels off, confusing, or internally unstable.

Questions and uncertainty are welcome here. We can take this at your pace.

How to get started

The first step is a free 15-minute consultation call.

This is a brief, low-pressure conversation to ask questions, talk through what you are noticing, and see whether this work feels like a fit.

If you decide to move forward, we’ll discuss scheduling, fees, and next steps. There is no expectation to commit during the consultation.

You do not need to prepare anything in advance.

Schedule a Free 15-Minute Consultation

Online Trauma Therapy in Massachusetts