Women navigating coercive control, domestic abuse recovery, and other forms of relational trauma often carry deep emotional, spiritual, and relational wounds that require significant care, discernment, and specialized support. For this reason, I intentionally limit the number of clients I walk with in this area so I can offer thoughtful, individualized, and attentive care to each woman I serve. 

When my caseload in this area is full, I will gladly provide referrals to trusted providers who specialize in this type of work.

At this time, my practice is designed to help women process, heal, discern, and rebuild, and is best suited for those who:

• have established or are actively establishing physical and relational safety through sustained separation, firm boundaries, and structured safety planning;
• are seeking healing after leaving an abusive or controlling relationship; or
  
• remain in a relationship where the offending spouse has demonstrated sustained accountability, is actively engaged in appropriate counseling and intervention, and is showing consistent evidence of genuine change over time.
  

I do not offer intensive crisis intervention or the ongoing safety stabilization required while abuse is actively unfolding.

If your situation would benefit from crisis care, safety planning, or immediate stabilization support, I would encourage you to reach out to a local domestic abuse shelter or advocacy organization in your area. You can also find a list of counselors and coaches: HERE.

Additional domestic abuse support groups and resources can be found on my website: HERE and HERE.