Take the edge off.
Get unstuck.
Reclaim balance.
Move forward, better.
Take the edge off.
Get unstuck.
Reclaim balance.
Move forward, better.
In fact, over 70% of U.S. adults — that's more than 223 million people — have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lifetime.
Overwhelming life experiences can range from single events like car accidents, assaults, sudden deaths, or medical diagnoses, to ongoing traumas such as childhood abuse, violence, duty-induced stress, or betrayal. Whether sudden or ongoing, historical or recent, any experience of trauma event can increase the risk of developing PTSD.
But trauma doesn’t always show up as a diagnosis. Many post-trauma responses just linger—physically, emotionally, or relationally. If something in you hasn’t fully settled, you’re not imagining it—and you don’t have to stay stuck there.
Intensive Trauma Therapy can be your "fast pass" to move beyond the past, reclaim your present, and welcome in the future.Trauma can leave an imprint—but it doesn’t have to define your path forward.
Dr. Joanna Rosen, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 25 years of experience in trauma prevention, response, and recovery. A highly sought-after expert in the field, Dr. Rosen provides:
Dr. Rosen helps clients heal not just in mind, but in body and nervous system, where trauma often lingers. Her specialty practice highlights:
🔹EMDR Intensive Trauma Therapy
Extended-format sessions designed to reduce overwhelm, reset the nervous system, and accelerate lasting healing following trauma.
🔹Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
Structured, extended sessions that support grounding, reflection, and meaningful cognitive shifts to promote lasting change.
🔹Customized Preparation Phase Therapy
For those with early trauma or neglect, phased support helps reduce overwhelm, build trust, and lay the foundation for safe reprocessing.
Integrated, Flexible Care
Because no single approach works for everyone, Dr. Rosen thoughtfully integrates techniques from other proven trauma modalities into EMDR treatment—drawing from polyvagal theory, sensorimotor therapy, brainspotting, biofeedback, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and more.
Drawing of over two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Rosen helps individuals navigate a wide range of traumatic experiences, such as:
Across all areas of her practice, Dr. Rosen offers consistent, compassionate support that honors each person’s past while helping them move forward with strength and hope.
