Trauma therapy & emdr in granite bay and roseville
Transform your journey from survival to thriving with specialized trauma therapy. As an experienced EMDR therapist and trauma specialist serving Granite Bay, Roseville, and surrounding Sacramento communities with 20 years of experience, I help survivors reclaim their lives and find lasting healing.
Trusted Trauma Therapy in Placer County
Are you searching for expert trauma therapy near Granite Bay? As your local trauma specialist, I provide:
- EMDR therapy and trauma recovery
- Support for narcissistic abuse survivors
- Betrayal trauma healing
- Grief counseling
- High-conflict divorce support
- Complex trauma treatment (CPTSD)
You don't have to face these challenges alone.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy is a powerful, scientifically-proven approach that helps your brain process traumatic memories and experiences. As one of Placer County's experienced EMDR practitioners, I offer this transformative therapy to help:
- Release trapped trauma from your nervous system
- Reduce triggering and emotional reactivity
- Build resilience and emotional stability
- Create new, empowering beliefs about yourself
- Process grief and loss gently and effectively
Your Path to Recovery in Placer County
As your local Granite Bay and Roseville therapist, I bring extensive experience in helping survivors of:
- Narcissistic abuse and manipulation
- Complex childhood trauma
- Domestic violence and emotional abuse
- Betrayal trauma and infidelity
- Traumatic loss and complicated grief
- High-conflict relationships and divorce
Every person's trauma journey is unique. I provide personalized treatment plans that honor your experiences and support your individual healing process.
*If you or a loved one is in immediate danger please contact 911, 988, or go to the nearest emergency room.*
About Lindsey Stewart, LMFT, LPCC (MFC43983/LPC175)
About me and our work together
I am very interactive during our sessions and enjoy helping my clients tap into their innate gifts. My clients tell me they appreciate my interactive style. Clients also say they appreciate a neutral third party that can give them expert feedback-which makes the counseling relationship uniquely different than any other relationship with your friends or family. I collaborate with my clients to help them find their own unique path to feeling better.
I tailor the methods I use depending on the situation and individual involved. I also believe that a skilled therapist offers more than support. I am here to help you grow and heal in a way that maximizes your capabilities.
I have training in EMDR, complex PTSD (CPTSD), trauma issues, the neurobiology of attachment & trauma, pregnancy adjustment, postpartum issues, attachment therapy, attachment parenting, crime survivors, adult abuse survivors, sand tray therapy, play therapy, premarital counseling (PREPARE-ENRICH) and anxiety. I also have specific training from Phyllis Klaus in working with childbirth trauma and the adjustment of sexual abuse survivors during the pregnancy and postpartum period. I have completed workshops created by Bessel van der Kolk (“The Body Keeps the Score”) and Stephen Porges (“The Polyvagal Theory”). I have completed coursework towards certification as an Integrative Mental Health Provider.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in marriage, family & child counseling. I am a licensed marriage & family therapist (MFC#43983) and I also hold a second license as a licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC#175) and I regularly take quality continuing education classes and consult with colleagues as a way of maintaining a high quality of care for my clients. I have worked in this field since 2000 in both Sacramento and Placer counties. Because of this I have unique insight and information about our community’s mental health and court systems that can be helpful during times of transition and difficulty.
I have experience supporting people going through difficult interactions with the court system including testifying against a crime perpetrator. I have completed coursework as a Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider which allows me to support my clients in making informed choices about nutrition, exercise, supplements and other holistic/complimentary lifestyle choices.
My theoretical orientation is firmly rooted in the belief that our bodies and minds are strongly connected and to improve emotional well being, especially in relation to trauma and other intense life events, we must work with the neurobiology of a person’s nervous system and go deeper than traditional talk therapy.