until you find Your Hidden Door.
until you find Your Hidden Door.
for moving forward
until you find Your Hidden Door.
How it works
Our Program
History of Trauma
In this session we obtain a history of your mental health, substance abuse, trauma, and health backgrounds. We help identify the trauma/loss you experienced.
Cognitive Confrontation
In this session you would participate in a Cognitive Confrontation to address issues related to the trauma/loss you experienced.
Follow-up Session
Open discussion to talk about how the Cognitive Confrontation helped and recommendations for follow-up mental health and/or substance abuse treatment.
Manual
You will receive a copy of the Cognitive Confrontation Manual. Use it to repeat this exercise on your own and with others who suffer from the memories of loss, grief, and traumatic experiences.
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Do You Need Help?
Let's connect to start the conversation.
Do You Need Help?
Let's connect to start the conversation.
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“If someone you know or care about is struggling
with Trauma, please allow us to help.”
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We are committed
Professionals
“If someone you know or care about is struggling with Trauma, please allow us to help.”
Sign up in one simple step and start your journey
Cognitive Confrontation Manual
How to Save Family & Relationships
Go back to the beginning. Ask yourself: What drew me to this person to begin with? What qualities did they possess that I found valuable? What made them so amazing? And are they still? Reevaluating the reasons you came together reminds you of the reasons to stay together, and this strengthens your already-existing foundation that can help you confront the memories and regain control. Our manual will give you the 5 steps you can follow to find peace from trauma.
Stories of Success
“My mind and in particular my thoughts used to take me to a very dark place. My thought processes was cluttered. I was doubtful about ever finding a door out. I can manage my trauma now. Thank you.”
Cognitive Confrontation Manual
How to Save Family &
Relationships
Go back to the beginning. Ask yourself: What drew me to this person to begin with? What qualities did they possess that I found valuable? What made them so amazing? And are they still? Reevaluating the reasons you came together reminds you of the reasons to stay together, and this strengthens your already-existing foundation that can help you confront the memories and regain control. Our manual will give you the 5 steps you can follow to find peace from trauma.
Stories of Success
“My mind and in particular my thoughts used to take me to a very dark place. My thought processes was cluttered. I was doubtful about ever finding a door out. I can manage my trauma now. Thank you.”
Cognitive Confrontation Manual
How to Save Family &
Relationships
Go back to the beginning. Ask yourself: What drew me to this person to begin with? What qualities did they possess that I found valuable? What made them so amazing? And are they still? Reevaluating the reasons you came together reminds you of the reasons to stay together, and this strengthens your already-existing foundation that can help you confront the memories and regain control. Our manual will give you the 5 steps you can follow to find peace from trauma.
Stories of Success
“My mind and in particular my thoughts used to take me to a very dark place. My thought processes was cluttered. I was doubtful about ever finding a door out. I can manage my trauma now. Thank you.”
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