Fabian Escobedo (He/Him)

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to childhood adverse life experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction,

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to childhood adverse life experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, neglect, parent imprisonment, and/or divorce) can also cause PTSD.

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to childhood adverse life experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, neglect, parent imprisonment, and/or divorce) can also cause PTSD.

Abuse and trauma can have a long-lasting impact in your life, despite you being a high-functioning adult. The repercussions of trauma are indescribable. Flashbacks, nightmares, unwanted memories, trust and attachment issues, and feeling you have to be alert and ready for all and any possible dangers. Your body and mind doesn't rest. You go to the doctor and doctor finds nothing wrong, causing more confusion and frustrations.

Abuse and trauma can have a long-lasting impact in your life, despite some being a high-functioning adults. The repercussions of trauma are indescribable. Flashbacks, nightmares, unwanted memories, trust and attachment issues, and feeling you have to be alert and ready for all and any possible dangers. Your body and mind don't rest. Your body hurts, you go to the doctor and doctor finds nothing wrong, causing more confusion and frustrations. If this is you, trauma and abuse may be the cause!

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to adverse childhood experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, neglect, parent imprisonment, and/or divorce) can also cause PTSD.

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to adverse childhood experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, neglect, parent imprisonment, and/or divorce) can also cause PTSD. I have experience in treating these conditions, as well treating survivors of human trafficking and immigration traumas.

Abuse and trauma can have a long-lasting impact in your life, despite some being a high-functioning adults. The repercussions of trauma are indescribable. Flashbacks, nightmares, unwanted memories, trust and attachment issues, and feeling you have to be alert and ready for all and any possible dangers. Your body and mind don't rest. Your body hurts, you go to the doctor and doctor finds nothing wrong, causing more confusion and frustrations. If this is you, trauma and abuse may be the cause!

Relationships can break us or make us, can provide the happiest moments and memories or lots of sadness, deception, and anger. I have experience in treating individuals who just found out about an infidelity and are hurting or who have difficulties in creating deep connections with others. Young adults who are navigating new roles, responsibilities or boundaries with family members/partners, as well as individuals who are seeking clarity on whether to stay or end a relationship.

Research shows that not only veterans returning from war combat can experience PTSD. Being exposed to adverse childhood experiences (i.e. domestic violence, parent's drug/alcohol addiction, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, neglect, parent imprisonment, and/or divorce) can also cause PTSD. I have experience in treating these conditions, as well as treating survivors of human trafficking and immigration traumas.

Abuse and trauma can have a long-lasting impact in your life, despite some being high-functioning adults. The repercussions of trauma are indescribable. Flashbacks, nightmares, unwanted memories, trust and attachment issues, and feeling you have to be alert and ready for all and any possible dangers. Your body and mind don't rest. Your body hurts, you go to the doctor and doctor finds nothing wrong, causing more confusion and frustrations. If this is you, trauma and abuse may be the cause!

I'm a psychotherapist who is an ally of the 12-step recovery community. I provide complementary mental health treatment to those recovering from addictions (alcohol and/or drugs)

I'm a psychotherapist who is an ally of the 12-step recovery community. I provide mental health treatment that goes hand-in-hand with those recovering from addictions (alcohol and/or drugs). My approach is to provide co-occurring therapy to address both substance use and trauma. In addition, I have a wealth of experience in supporting the healing of family members, partners, etc. who have suffered from seeing a loved one hurting with addictions ( for example, adult children of alcoholics)

I'm a psychotherapist who is an ally of the 12-step recovery community. I provide mental health treatment that goes hand-in-hand with those recovering from addictions (alcohol and/or drugs). My approach is to provide co-occurring therapy to address both substance use and trauma. In addition, I have a wealth of experience in supporting the healing of family members, partners, etc. who have suffered from seeing a loved one hurting with addictions ( for example, adult children of alcoholics).

As an EMDR therapist, I have completed a variety of trainings and consultations for the past 2 years to treat complex traumas. I've implemented EMDR with survivors of sex-trafficking, childhood traumas, as well as those healing from systemic traumas (i.e. former foster youth, formerly incarcerated). I incorporate EMDR into other trauma-focused therapy approaches to aim for the best results unique to each person.

I believe trauma has to be treated in it's own unique way through a trauma-informed approach. Understanding the in-depth complexities of trauma and the diverse ways it affects people is important in tailoring therapy and meeting people where they're at mentally and emotionally. Therapy is not a one-size fits all and coming from a trauma lense, I specialize in identifying your strengths while gently partnering in finding what obstacles are getting in your way of progress, without taboos.

I believe trauma has to be treated in it's own unique way through a trauma-informed approach. Understanding the in-depth complexities of trauma and the diverse ways it affects people is important in tailoring therapy and meeting people where they're at mentally and emotionally. Therapy is not a one-size fits all, and coming from a trauma lense, I specialize in identifying your strengths while gently partnering in finding what obstacles are getting in your way of progress, without taboos.

As an EMDR therapist, I have completed a variety of trainings and consultations for the past 2 years to treat complex traumas. I've implemented EMDR with survivors of sex-trafficking, childhood traumas, as well as those healing from systemic traumas (i.e. former foster youth, formerly incarcerated). I incorporate EMDR into other trauma-focused therapy approaches to aim for the best results unique to each person.

I'm a psychotherapist who is an ally of the 12-step recovery community. I provide mental health treatment that goes hand-in-hand with those recovering from addictions (alcohol and/or drugs). My approach is to provide co-occurring therapy to address both substance use and trauma. In addition, I have a wealth of experience in supporting the healing of family members, partners, etc. who have suffered from seeing a loved one hurting with addictions ( for example, adult children of alcoholics).