Steven Thorpe

What does a Rage Room have to do with therapy? A lot, surprisingly. Rage Rooms, where participants can go and express themselves cathartically, have appropriately become all the Rage lately. These are rooms where people get together for the sole purpose of breaking stuff. Why is this cathartic desire to break things so appealing? It … Read more

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic events that occur during a person’s formative years, shaping their emotional, physical, and mental health throughout their lifetime. Living Well Psychotherapy understands the far-reaching effects of ACEs and is committed to helping individuals overcome the challenges they face as a result of these experiences. The Connection Between Childhood Trauma … Read more

Are you seeking to cultivate more meaningful and fulfilling relationships? Do you notice recurring patterns that hinder the quality of your connections with others? Delving into the realm of adult attachment and its influence on your relationships can open the doors to lasting transformation. Attachment-focused psychotherapy provides a nurturing environment to help you reshape your … Read more

Trauma therapy offers a safe and supportive space for you to explore and process your traumatic experiences. Our trauma counselors at Living Well Psychotherapy are trained in numerous evidence-based treatment models, such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Somatic therapy, which can foster real change and empower you to live a more fulfilling life.

One of the reasons that EMDR is so effective is that it helps to activate the brain’s natural healing processes. This healing can lead to a decrease in symptoms such as intrusive thoughts, nightmares, and flashbacks. You may also find that you feel more connected to yourself and others and that your relationships improve.

Our Living Well Psychotherapy logo gives an image of a tree with many seasons colors, reaching toward and emitting light. It is one with deep roots and many branches. Similarly, a well-lived life can have a holistic approach considering mind, body, health, spirit, and community. Living well in our times is too often represented as … Read more