Relationships after Trauma, with Shea Graham | Navigating Relationships
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Published on Oct 8, 2021
Attend this workshop to learn how trauma can impact relationship building. Receive detailed guidance to cope with trauma using CBT and Polyvagal techniques.
About Shea “I love therapy because I believe it is the perfect problem-solving option for people searching for a confidential and effective support system outside of family and friends. My approach to therapy is highly structured, evidence-based, and comprehensive.”
I am a licensed psychotherapist based in Charlottesville, Virginia. I help people to cope with anxiety and depression. I earned my bachelor’s degree from The University of Virginia, my master’s degree from Columbia University, and my post-graduate certificates from Harvard Medical School in meditation and mindfulness and New York State Psychiatric Institute. I am a certified clinical trauma specialist and clinical social worker. Since 2010, I’ve worked in a variety of clinical settings including family centers, methadone clinics, drug rehabilitation centers, and universities. In 2020, I volunteered as a workgroup leader with the Charlottesville Community Investment Collaborative. I currently supervise graduate students at Fordham University, Arizona State University, Ohio State University, and Tulane University as part of a field practicum program.
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