Domestic violence survivors are at a high risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse and stress-related mental health conditions. Survivors can have upsetting memories or flashbacks, fear or a sense of danger that they cannot overcome. Many may feel numb or disconnected from the rest of the world (National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma and Mental Health). Learning to cope with residual emotional pain and fears is essential to healing.
Breaking the isolation of domestic violence by seeking counseling and support from friends and family can help survivors to move forward. Counseling sessions provide a safe and confidential environment for survivors to express their feelings, thoughts and fears. Counselors are nonjudgmental third-party advisors who listen and can help survivors work through the things that they are experiencing and identify underlining issues. It is imperative for survivors of Domestic violence to seek emotional and mental support to start the healing process. 

Domestic violence is an extremely traumatizing experience and the emotional scars associated with this abuse can often outlast the physical impact.

Overcoming a traumatic experience can be scary. We offer a well-trained professional that you can easily become comfortable with.