- Is “no” not a part of your vocabulary?
- Do you feel “stuck”?
- Do you find reasons to not do something? To escape or avoid your thoughts, feelings or relationships?
- Do you find yourself wanting to keep the peace at any cost?
- Do you struggle in relationships because you can’t trust yourself or those around you?
- How often do you wonder, “who am I?” outside of a relationship?
- Are you someone different in each relationship you have because you follow their lead?
- Are the negative thoughts overtaking your mind so daily tasks, sleep, and self care seem insurmountable?
- Will the disturbing images and memories not stop coming?
I See You
I Know Your Battles
Your Battle: Healing the wounds from relationship trauma
"Who am I?" is a question that rears its head when you are alone. You feel anxious and scared and not quite sure if you can be alone. You have learned to take care of others needs and wants and aren't even sure what you enjoy, what you like, what you dislike. Saying "yes" and giving in so others don't get upset with you, so they "like" you, to keep the peace is your standard response. After you give everything and others take from you, you find yourself getting frustrated and resentful. Then you feel guilty for having those emotions. You notice that your relationships have the same patterns. You notice excessive worry, negative thoughts about yourself, the world, and others. Trust is something you long to have in your life, however, due to childhood experiences and difficult adult relationships you haven't been able to have that trust fulfilled.
It is time to take your power back. To be able to look in the mirror and love the person staring back at you. You have a lived a life without boundaries and have lost yourself. I will walk with you on the journey to finding yourself, embracing your authentic self. Let's heal the past wounds and become the person you want to be.
Your Battle: Healing the wounds that have led to anxiety, fear, addiction.
"I'm stuck." "I can't do this." You feel like you have to hide, fight, freeze, or run. And this is a common response for you. And when you aren't stuck you feel like you need something else, anything else to deal with life. You're not even sure what you are afraid of, or if you do, you don't feel safe to look at the underlying reasons for the fear. You find your comfort or escape in substances, food, unhealthy relationships, money, sex, gambling, work, repetitive unhealthy behaviors that are soothing, or self harm and thoughts of dying. You feel disconnected from life and aren't sure what your purpose is or why you're here. All you really want is to feel safe and confident and have someone understand your struggle. Have someone that will listen to you, not judge you, and support you so you can overcome the hurt, fear, shame, anger, loneliness, sadness, guilt, or jealousy inside.
It is time to take your power back. To be able to look in the mirror and love the person staring back at you. You have a lived a life in fear and trying to escape. I will walk with you on the journey to finding yourself, embracing your authentic self. Let's heal the past wounds and become the person you want to be.
About Jen Spencer
LIMHP, LADC, CCTP, ACHT
EMDRIA Approved Consultant
Advanced Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
I offer over 15 years of experience working with trauma. My background includes overcoming my own struggles and obstacles. When I say “we” I mean it. No one should have to walk this journey alone and healing is messy, like on a battlefield when we have to get muddy and bloody in combat. The difference is you have already survived the initial pain and hurt. We simply have to make space for your healing and utilize your innate courage so your authentic self can breathe and live again.
I offer more than traditional talk therapy, with powerful healing options of EMDR Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Breathwork, and Psychodrama. Let’s get to the core of what has led to your life patterns and heal from the inside out.

I See You...And the Warrior Within

“Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.”
Khalil Gibran
