Do you experience missing time you can’t account for?
Do people often tell you about a conversation you’ve had, but you have no memory of it?
Do you often feel not fully present?
You may be DISSOCIATING
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Dissociation can be a trauma response. Learn more about dissociation here.
Susan Canchola specializes in Dissociative Disorders
WHEN YOU WORK WITH SUSAN, YOU WILL…
…Learn deeply about yourself
…minimize, or in some cases, resolve trauma.
THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY…
…Learning invaluable tools that will help you think introspectively to understand WHY you make the choices you make and WHY you feel the way you do, allowing you to make more deliberate choices to support your authentic self.
…Understanding the root cause of your emotional distress and trauma, thereby removing the uneasiness of uncertainty surrounding uncomfortable emotions.
…Utilizing treatment modalities such as The Cortina Method (TCM) and Brainspotting to work through and potentially resolve trauma as non-invasively as possible.
At the heart of Susan Canchola’s psychotherapeutic approach lies a profound commitment to healing and transformation. Specializing in dissociative trauma, Susan offers a sanctuary where clients can safely explore their past and reclaim their present. Her gentle yet effective methods are designed to meet each individual with compassion, guiding them through the complexities of their experiences. Utilizing a blend of evidence-based techniques and deep empathy, Susan empowers clients to reconnect with their inner selves, fostering resilience and a renewed sense of wholeness. With Susan, every step of the journey is handled with care, ensuring that progress is made at a pace that honors the client’s unique needs and fosters genuine, lasting healing.
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Start working with Susan and feel hopeful about life again.
Reach out to Susan today to schedule your first session.