Trauma Recovery and Transformation
What becomes possible when we are no longer organizing our lives around what happened to us?
Our work holds attention not only on reducing symptoms, but on helping people heal, integrate, and reconnect—with themselves, their relationships, their communities, and with the fuller experience of being alive. In many ways, this means creating opportunities to experience something different from what the original trauma or injury taught the body and mind to expect: safety where there was fear, connection where there was isolation, choice where there was powerlessness, and engagement where there may have once been withdrawal or protection.
It is often in this process of reconnection and integration that something more than symptom reduction begins to happen. People may begin to experience themselves differently, relate differently to others, and have greater capacity for connection, pleasure, rest, creativity, and participation in their own lives.
The goal isn't simply to get back to who you were before the trauma. Often, healing creates the opportunity to develop a deeper, more integrated relationship with yourself and the life you are living now.
Jessica Stuart, MS, LCPC, SEP waitlist available**
I work diligently to help clients find the change and connections they seek through a somatic lens. Increasing the felt sense of safety, connection, and emotional regulation can be a real game changer for people. Another important piece is working to renegotiate imprints of overwhelming past experiences and traumas in the here and now.
Since 2010, I have worked with a variety of clients - individuals, couples, and families – dealing with significant struggles such as complex PTSD, relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, and chronic illnesses. As a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), I understand how traumatic experiences left unresolved are often at the root of suffering and distress. I am also trained in Natural Processing (Somatic EMDR), Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) details of each modality follows below. Most of these approaches include expressive arts and mindfulness-based approaches .
Evynn Stagg, MS, PCLP **current availability**
My approach to counseling is collaborative, creative, and grounded in connection. Sometimes words simply aren’t enough on their own - and that’s okay. Through embodiment, expression, and tools for deeper awareness, people of all ages can recognize past patterns and new opportunities for change. Drawing from a foundation in client-centered and attachment theory, I incorporate somatic and creative exploration to examine how relationships and experiences shape our regulation strategies, our sense of self, and our ability to live authentically.
Many of my clients come in feeling stuck and unsure where to begin but want to understand themselves, build stronger connections, and feel better. Fostering trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship is a cornerstone of my practice, and I aim to provide a supportive space where you feel seen, heard, and encouraged to move toward lasting change. I believe you are the expert of your lived experience, but you do not have to walk the road of self-discovery alone.
If you are interested in connecting, I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation to explore whether we may be a good fit. Wherever you land, I wish you well in your journey.
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​ Contact: (406) 600-3759 estaggcounseling@gmail.com
Willow Rose MSW-TIP, SWLC**current availability**
Willow applies her love for people, developed from past professional experience in cosmetology and yoga instruction, along with trauma-informed social work and her personal trauma recovery experience, to meet each client where they are and help them achieve their life well-being goals. She supports people with a collaborative, empowerment- and strength-based approach to trauma recovery and mental health treatment. She integrates trauma-informed cognitive, behavioral, nervous system-based, and somatic-focused therapeutic interventions such as TF-CBT, Yoga, breathing, mindfulness, and somatic practices to build skills and help people heal and cope with life at their own pace.
LGBTQIA and members of the global majority are welcome, affirmed, celebrated, and supported. Sliding scale pricing is available for people who are uninsured or experiencing financial insecurity.
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Contact: (406) 451-2040 WillowRoseSomatics@gmail.com​