Welcome to our Dallas counseling blog, where Crescent Counseling’s Amanda Stretcher, LPC-S and Allison Schmid, LPC, shares insights on trauma therapy, couples counseling, nervous system regulation, adulting, relationships, Brainspotting, and the Safe and Sound Protocol, all written for people seeking real healing and support.
Recent Blogs About Therapy in Dallas
PTSD vs. Complex PTSD (C-PTSD): What’s the Difference?
PTSD and Complex PTSD affect the nervous system differently. A Dallas trauma therapist explains symptoms, key differences, and how Brainspotting, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) support lasting healing.
Why Emotional Expansion Matters in Trauma-Informed Healing
A Dallas trauma-informed therapist explains why emotional expansion is as important as regulation in healing from trauma and stress, especially highlighting the use of Expansion Brainspotting.
Brainspotting for Trauma: What to Expect in Your First Session in Dallas
If you’ve ever felt stuck in traditional talk therapy, like you understand your trauma but still feel it in your body, Brainspotting might be exactly what you need. This powerful therapy can help process trauma, anxiety, and PTSD by working with your brain and body, not just your thoughts.
Combining Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) with Other Therapies: Enhancing Healing with Brainspotting
When it comes to therapeutic interventions, combining different approaches can often lead to enhanced outcomes and deeper healing. One powerful combination I use in my own practice is the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) paired with Brainspotting. Learn more in this blog, and request a consult for therapy in Dallas, TX.
Ready to Go Deeper?
If something in these articles resonates, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We offer trauma-informed therapy in Dallas, including Brainspotting intensives, Safe and Sound Protocol support, and relational therapy for individuals and couples.
You’re welcome to reach out for a consultation for therapy in Dallas to explore what your nervous system might need next.