Ella Edwards

About

Here is something worth admitting: this work asks more of a person at the beginning than most therapy does, and I would rather say that plainly than have someone discover it three sessions in. The preparatory stage is unglamorous and it takes a while to complete. It is also what makes the rest possible. Post-traumatic treatment fails most often when it moves to the difficult material before the foundations are in place, and skipping that stage to save time reliably costs more time later on. We do it properly here. You will know exactly which stage we are in at any given point. Before this I held nonprofit and social-work adjacent posts, where corners got cut for entirely understandable reasons and the consequences were usually visible within a month. I do not cut them here. If you would rather know the demands in advance, get in touch.