First Responders & Helping Professionals

Service Description

You're often the first to show up when others are hurting and the last to ask for help yourself. Day after day, you witness crises, hold space for others’ pain, and carry stories that few people truly understand. Over time, this constant exposure to trauma can lead to emotional exhaustion, numbness, compassion fatigue, or difficulty “turning off” after work. Many professionals silently shoulder these burdens, believing they need to stay strong for everyone else. I provide a confidential, trauma-informed space for first responders, healthcare workers, and helping professionals — including nurses, physicians, social workers, therapists, dispatchers, EMTs, and more — to process the impact of their work. Therapy offers a place to step out of the uniform or professional role and reconnect with your own emotional well-being. Here, you don’t have to be the helper; you get to be human.