Does SSP Work for Anxiety and Trauma? A Therapist in Dallas Weighs In
As a therapist specializing in trauma, anxiety, and nervous system regulation in Dallas, I’ve seen firsthand how the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) can be a game-changer for clients. Whether you’re a helping professional experiencing burnout, a trauma survivor struggling with dysregulation, or someone dealing with chronic anxiety, the Safe and Sound Protocol offers a way to shift your nervous system toward safety, resilience, and connection.
5 Ways Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) Can Complement Your Therapy in Dallas
Finding the right therapeutic approach can be a journey, especially when you’re navigating trauma or anxiety. The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a therapeutic tool that supports the nervous system and enhances other therapy modalities. Whether you’re already in therapy or exploring options in Dallas, Safe and Sound Protocol might be the missing piece to deepen your healing process.
The Benefits of Safe and Sound Protocol for Helping Professionals
In this blog, we're diving into a game-changer: the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP). It's not your typical self-care routine—it's a neuroscience-based approach designed to enhance resilience and well-being by soothing the nervous system through auditory interventions. Let's explore how SSP can be a powerful tool in our journey toward greater professional satisfaction and personal fulfillment.
Book Review: Anchored by Deb Dana - A Guide to Healing Trauma with the Polyvagal Theory
A book review on Anchored written by Deb Dana from Amanda Stretcher MA, LPC-S from Crescent Counseling, a trauma therapist in Dallas.
5 tips for regulation from a Polyvagal Theory informed therapist
5 tips for regulation from a Polyvagal Theory informed therapist by Amanda Stretcher, MA, LPC-S from Crescent Counseling in Dallas
Learn about the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) with Amanda Stretcher, MA, LPC-S
Learn about the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) with Amanda Stretcher, MA, LPC-S from Crescent Counseling in Dallas. Amanda provides therapy for anxiety, trauma, adulting, and eating disorders in Dallas.