Chaya Feuerman, LCSW-R EMDR IFS

Trauma comes in many different forms. My specialty practice focuses on all forms of trauma, including physical and emotional abuse and neglect, sexual abuse and exploitation, spiritual and religious abuse, educational abuse and neglect, financial exploitation, environmental traumas including vehicular accidents and natural disasters as well as complex grief and loss.

These are some of the distressing feelings that some people experience after trauma:

“I keep having flashbacks to what happened 7 years ago”
“I just can’t move on from the loss and grief I feel”
“I don’t seem to be able to say “NO” when I know that’s what I need to do”
“As hard as I try I continue to find myself in the same destructive patterns”
“I make impulsive financial decisions”
“I don’t follow my intuition and then I get into bad situations and relationships”

Additionally, in today’s rapidly changing world, political issues can also cause emotional trauma. Increasingly, people have shared about experiences with family as well as friends and colleagues that I have come to identify as Socio-Political Trauma. 

I am certified in the IFS as well as EMDR modalities, both empirically proven therapy models designed to help resolve trauma and PTSD symptoms.

IFS and EMDR are psychotherapy models that reach for deeper exploration, understanding and resolution of disturbing material. Unlike traditional ‘Talk Therapy’ EMDR and IFS seek to journey toward the root underlying causes of distress rather than simply being heard and validated with compassion. Both achieve these goals only via different paths of clinical protocol.  I often use both models in the same session. Some clients prefer one specific model and many appreciate both.

I have 26 years of clinical experience and I work with children ages 11+, adolescents and adults.

View EMDR Demo Video Here.

View IFS Demo Video Here.