Nevada Trauma Therapy

08/18/2026

When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it can feel like your whole life starts revolving around their choices, their crises, and their recovery.

You may have been told there’s nothing you can do except “detach.”

CRAFT offers another option.

Community Reinforcement and Family Training teaches practical, evidence-based strategies to help you:

• communicate differently
• reduce conflict and chaos
• stop unintentionally reinforcing addictive behavior
• take better care of yourself
• learn ways to positively influence change

You cannot control someone else’s recovery. But that doesn’t mean you are powerless.

My 6-week virtual CRAFT group is for family members and loved ones of someone struggling with addiction.

💙 Practical tools. Real support. No shame.

Learn more or register through the link in the comments.

08/15/2026

What if trying harder to make them stop is actually making things harder?

Shame, pressure, arguing, pleading, rescuing—we do these things because we’re desperate for someone we love to change.

CRAFT offers another way. One that’s evidence-based, practical, and focused on what you can actually influence.

You can’t control whether someone gets sober. But you can learn strategies that give change a better chance.

💚 CRAFT Group — practical skills for people who love someone struggling with addiction.

Register here: https://nevadatraumatherapy.com/helping-a-loved-one-with-addiction/

08/14/2026

If you love someone struggling with drugs or alcohol, you've probably gotten plenty of advice about what you *should* do.

But what do you actually **DO**?

I'm launching a new 6-week virtual skills + support group for family members and partners who want practical tools for navigating addiction without letting it take over their own lives.

This first group is just **$125 for all 6 sessions** and limited to about 10 people.

If this sounds like something you need—or someone you know needs—take a look. 👇

**Loving Someone With Addiction**
Learn more + submit an interest form:
https://nevadatraumatherapy.com/helping-a-loved-one-with-addiction/

And please share. The person struggling with addiction isn't always the only person who needs support. ❤️

07/23/2026

Want to learn more about EMDR? Read up on it here: https://nevadatraumatherapy.com/emdr-therapy-in-nevada-trauma-ptsd-anxiety-treatment/

07/23/2026

07/13/2026

You love them. You're exhausted. And nothing seems to work.

If someone you love is struggling with addiction, you've probably heard things like:

❌ "They have to hit rock bottom."
❌ "You need to detach."
❌ "There's nothing you can do until they're ready."

But what if there was another approach?

💙 CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) is an evidence-based approach that helps family members learn practical skills to navigate addiction with more confidence, less conflict, and greater hope.

With CRAFT, you'll learn how to:

✔ Communicate in ways that reduce defensiveness.
✔ Set healthy boundaries without cutting off connection.
✔ Stop unintentionally reinforcing substance use.
✔ Encourage positive change more effectively.
✔ Care for yourself while supporting someone you love.

Addiction affects the entire family. You shouldn't have to figure it out alone.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, there is another way forward.

👉 Schedule a consultation today at NevadaTraumaTherapy.com and let's talk about how I can help you and your family begin healing.

05/06/2026

Healthy development relies on connection, attunement, and trusted caregivers. Our society, however, often falls short in meeting these fundamental needs, even for the most dedicated parents. This isn't about blaming anyone, but recognizing we're all influenced by societal structures.

04/29/2026

Ever felt that inner voice saying "Nobody tells me what to do"? This defiant streak, often born in childhood, served a purpose. It was about reclaiming power in rigid environments or when rules were scarce. While it helped you feel in control then, as an adult, this automatic "no" might be holding you back from valuable experiences.