
Trauma, PTSD,
and C‑PTSD Therapy in
New York City
Heal in a safe, culturally-compassionate space.
Living in Survival Mode 24/7 is exhausting
You’ve done everything you can to push past the pain, “move on,” stay productive, and convince yourself that it wasn’t a big deal—but what if it was?
Because the truth is,
something still feels “off.”
Maybe you…
Constantly feel anxious, on edge, or emotionally overwhelmed
Struggle with shame, low self-worth, or feeling like you’re “too much”
Find it hard to trust people or maintain relationships you care about
Feel disconnected from your body and/or your emotions
Experience flashbacks, nightmares, or a sense of numbness
Beat yourself up for not “getting over it ” already
Maybe it happened years ago, or maybe you’re not sure if what you went through even “counts” as trauma.
To your nervous system,
it doesn’t matter.
It will carry the weight of what you’re trying to leave behind no matter how heavy or exhausting it is for you.
The Common Symptoms of PTSD and Complex Trauma
Many people don’t realize they’re living with unresolved trauma. While there are some differences, there are also overlapping symptoms of PTSD and Complex Trauma (C-PTSD).
If you’re wondering whether trauma therapy is right for you, here are some common signs:
Recurring intrusive memories or flashbacks
Avoiding reminders of the event(s)
Persistent guilt, shame, or worthlessness
Feeling emotionally numb or disconnected
Hypervigilance or a constant sense of danger
Difficulty sleeping, relaxing, or concentrating
Relational struggles rooted in distrust, anxiety, or fear
A strong inner critic or sense that you’re “broken”
Whether the source of your trauma is from childhood experiences, emotional neglect, identity-based harm, abusive relationships, or cultural/familial expectations,
your pain is valid, and it deserves care.
Our Therapists Are Here to Help You Heal
We specialize in trauma-informed, culturally responsive therapy that honors the full context of who you are—your story, your identities, and your resilience.
We understand how isolating trauma can feel, especially when you’re also navigating cultural pressures, racial trauma, or family systems that don’t openly discuss mental health.
Our therapists create a safe, compassionate, judgment-free space where
you can be fully seen.
We’ve helped many clients struggling with PTSD and C‑PTSD move toward healing.
We’re here to walk that path with you.
Resonance Psychology Approach
to Trauma Therapy
Our approach is integrative using trauma-informed, evidence-based, relational, and deeply personalized. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy, especially not for trauma and complex PTSD.
With an integrative and tailored approach, we draw from therapy modalities such as:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
We help you understand how trauma interconnectedly impacts your thoughts, emotions, physical reactions, and behaviors. You would be able to learn ways to better cope with triggers or stress. We’ll also guide you to shift unhelpful thought patterns that keep you stuck, especially those rooted in shame or self-blame.
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Trauma and complex trauma can leave both the body and the mind carrying heavy imprints of fear, tension, and powerlessness. Mindfulness-based therapy helps calm the “fear network” by guiding your nervous system out of fight-or-flight mode and into a state of safety and relaxation. At Resonance, we can help you learn how to condition your body to feel calmer, more centered, and less ruled by anxiety or hypervigilance.
Narrative Therapy
Narrative therapy supports you in reshaping the story you tell yourself about your life. Instead of being defined by past experiences of harm or helplessness, we’ll guide you to rewrite your story in ways that honor your resilience, highlight your strengths, and reflect your authentic self. Together, these approaches help to restore a sense of safety while empowering you to create a new, healing narrative that is more balanced and deeply your own.
Relational Cultural Therapy
This approach recognizes that healing happens in relational contexts and through authentic connections. Since trauma can impact the way you relate to others, we focus on identifying unhelpful reactions and relational patterns you’ve learned via experiences of past traumas. With guided professional support, you can learn to build more fulfilling, authentic relationships with yourself, friends, and loved ones.
Trauma-Informed Multicultural Therapy
We honor your cultural background, systemic context, and lived experiences. Based on our identities, you may have been subtly or overtly exposed to slights, put-downs, and traumas. Your identities aren’t afterthoughts at Resonance; they’re central to our work.
Psychodynamic and Attachment-Based Therapy
We explore how early childhood relationships and past experiences influence your current emotional and relational world. We help you uncover unhelpful relationship patterns, increase self-insight, co-create new interpersonal effectiveness, and heal at the root.
Start Trauma-Informed Therapy in NYC Today
You don’t have to keep reliving the past, be stuck with difficult early childhood experiences, or bracing for the worst.
Healing is possible.
We’re here to provide professional support.
Book a free consultation with one of our trauma-informed therapists today.
We’ll talk about what’s going on, what you’re hoping for, and how we can help.
FAQs
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Yes! We offer therapy both in-person in NYC and via secure telehealth for clients located throughout New York State. We also offer telehealth therapy for NJ clients.
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It depends as everyone’s past trauma experiences and identities are unique. It also depends on your goals and the depth of work you want to do. Some clients notice meaningful changes in a few months, while others see more lasting benefits when engaged in longer-term therapy.
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Absolutely. Our therapists are trauma-informed and trained in multiple approaches specifically suited to supporting clients with PTSD and C‑PTSD.
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Yes, cultural responsiveness and attunement are integral parts of our approach. We welcome your full identity into our therapeutic space.