Amy Bunn, MFT
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      What was damaged in relationship has to be healed in relationship.
~Michael Kahn



Legacies of childhood abuse can be devastating.  Many who have lived through these experiences doubt if they can ever fully trust another person, or feel safe within a relationship.

Entering therapy may feel like a paradox.  You want to heal from the painful experiences of the past.  At the same time you may not want to remember it, you fear re-living things, you wish you could just put it all behind you.  Yet somehow it doesn’t seem to rest for long.

This is a terrible dilemma, and one that takes patience, kindness, and support to move through.  I understand that opening up means taking a huge risk.  You need someone who can see what’s happening inside you, and who knows how to help without making you feel ashamed. 

I am committed to listening, staying connected with you, and mending the broken places together.  It does take time, but healing is possible.


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