Safety in the present
Identify triggers, boundaries, and sources of support without pushing past what feels workable.
Therapy services
Trauma and PTSD therapy
Painful experiences can continue to shape safety, trust, and daily life. You deserve a pace that respects that reality.
Understanding the concern
A place to begin
After trauma, someone may feel on guard, disconnected, easily overwhelmed, or caught by memories and reminders. Others notice the effects mainly in relationships or in the ways they protect themselves. A PTSD diagnosis is not required to talk about a painful experience.
Anthony's published work includes trauma-informed support. Beginning can mean establishing steadiness and understanding what feels manageable before deciding how to approach difficult material.
In therapy
What can be addressed
Effects on relationships
Explore mistrust, distance, conflict, or a sense of responsibility that emerged around painful events.
Meaning and self-understanding
Make space for grief, shame, anger, or confusion without treating those responses as a personal failure.
Anthony's approach
A collaborative pace
Anthony draws on relational, attachment, cognitive-behavioral, DBT-informed, and mindfulness-based perspectives already described in his practice. The specific focus depends on your needs and what he can appropriately provide.
Trauma care is not one-size-fits-all. You can ask about his experience with your concern, how he thinks about safety, and whether a more specialized treatment or other support would be a better fit.
Visit formats. California telehealth and Gardena in-person sessions by request may be options. You can discuss privacy, comfort, and current availability before choosing a format. Gardena office · California telehealth
Practical questions
Good to know
Will I have to describe everything right away?
No. An initial conversation can focus on what you want help with and what feels safe to discuss.
Do you offer a specific trauma protocol?
This page describes Anthony's published integrative approach. Ask directly about any specific treatment method you are seeking so you can decide whether it is a fit.
Getting started
Ask about trauma and ptsd therapy.
Start a service request to ask about fit and current appointment options. You can also call if you prefer to speak first.