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Therapy Services
Compassionate therapy for adults navigating trauma, transitions, and substance use challenges with evidence‑based care.
About Gina D’Amore
Licensed therapist offering trauma‑informed therapy integrating EMDR, mindfulness, and somatic practices.
Flexible Options
Accessible therapy through secure telehealth and in‑person sessions across North Carolina, tailored to client needs and preferences.
FAQ
What types of concerns do you work with in therapy?
I work with adults navigating life transitions, unresolved trauma, and substance use concerns. Therapy focuses on understanding patterns, processing experiences, and building practical tools to support emotional regulation, clarity, and meaningful, lasting change.
How would you describe your approach to therapy?
My approach is collaborative and conversational, combining attentive listening with thoughtful feedback. I integrate EMDR, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and somatic practices to help clients gain self-awareness, process experiences, and respond to life more intentionally.
How can I access therapy sessions?
Therapy is available through secure telehealth or in‑person sessions across North Carolina. Flexible scheduling ensures accessibility, consistency, and personalized support tailored to each client’s unique needs, preferences, and circumstances for effective care.
How does EMDR therapy help with trauma?
EMDR helps process unresolved experiences so they feel less overwhelming. Instead of just talking about the past, it supports the brain in reprocessing memories, reducing emotional reactivity, and increasing a sense of stability and control.
Do you take a specific approach to substance use counseling?
Yes, the approach is nonjudgmental and collaborative, focusing on increasing awareness, exploring patterns, and strengthening motivation for change. It may include harm reduction and developing healthier coping strategies based on your individual goals.
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