Emotional wounds from verbal, physical, or sexual abuse often do not heal with time alone. The impact can linger for years, shaping how individuals see themselves and relate to others.
Trauma—whether a single incident or repeated experiences— leaves emotional, spiritual, and sometimes physical marks. When left unprocessed, it can contribute to anxiety, depression, unhealthy behaviors, and relationship struggles.
No two people respond to trauma the same way. That’s why healing begins with personalized care. Individual therapy, sometimes alongside group or family counseling, can help clients move toward recovery and reclaim a sense of wholeness.
Many therapists at Family Legacy Counseling are trained in treating abuse and trauma, offering compassionate, evidence-based support to individuals and families.
Possible Providers
Kimberly Ingram, LMHC
Betsy Jepsen, t-LMFT
Bill Fitzgerald, LMHC
Shelley Roskam, LISW

Lisa Clement, LISW
Dr. Ed Ashby, LMHC
Melissa Zizis, LISW, RPT

Dr. Joel Ashby, PsyD
Deb Gipple, LMHC
Jenise Rychnovsky, LMHC
Sarah Snavely, LMHC

Kim Brangoccio, LMFT, IAADC, CEAP
Jamie Brandon, LMFT
Tabitha Nicolaysen, LMFT
Tara Kelly, LMHC, Ed. S.