John Bridger (he/him/his)

While I do have training in working with Historical and Intergenerational Trauma, these concerns are often best approached in communal spaces with others with shared collective experiences. Specific cultural healing practices for Collective Trauma have existed for generations and it is my goal to never appropriate from cultures and traditions beyond my own. What I offer is a relational space to explore the potential impacts, contexts, and available resources for approaching Collective Trauma.

Visit my website for a more details on my approach to trauma. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and have specialized training in Relational Psychodynamics, EMDR, Somatic approaches, and Narrative therapy for trauma treatment. I have completed training for responding to Racialized Trauma, Trauma Informed Weightlifting, and trauma treatment via telehealth. My passion is working with Complex PTSD and processing the messy trauma that often develops overtime within relationships of trust

Each of is immersed in a messy web of relationships that are often the source of our deepest meaning and our on-going suffering. It is my belief that it is inevitable that relational concerns will emerge in the course of therapy. I have 10 years of training and supervision in Relational Psychodynamics, Humanistic Therapy, and Interpersonal Process that has prepared me to build an authentic relationship with clients through which all relational concerns and traumas can be explored together.

While I do have training in working with Historical and Intergenerational Trauma, these concerns are often best approached in communal spaces with others with shared collective experiences. Specific cultural healing practices for Collective Trauma have existed for generations and it is my goal to never appropriate from cultures and traditions beyond my own. What I offer is a relational space to explore the potential impacts, contexts, and available resources for approaching Collective Trauma.

I have 10 years of training and supervision in contemporary Relational Psychodynamics. My focus has primarily been in Intersubjective Systems Theory. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the primary mechanism of change in therapy and have found Relational Psychodynamics my most authentic framework for building, exploring, and processing the relational concerns and traumas that so often underlie mental health concerns. I am a big believer in the Common Factors Approach to Therapy!

I approach trauma from a relational and systems perspective. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and have specialized training in Relational Psychodynamics, EMDR, Somatic approaches, and Narrative therapy for trauma treatment. I have completed training for responding to Racialized Trauma, Trauma Informed Weightlifting, and trauma treatment via telehealth. My passion is working with Complex PTSD and processing the messy trauma that often develops overtime within relationships of trust

I was lucky enough to have a supervisor for 4 years who specialized in Existential and Humanistic therapy. I approach therapy from the perspective that there are existential concerns that all humans have to navigate, including mortality, responsibility, uncertainty, isolation, and meaning making. I have found that bravely facing these with humility, honesty, and compassion leads to more meaning, connection, and eventually a more genuine relationship with human suffering.

I approach trauma from a relational and systems perspective. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and have specialized training in Relational Psychodynamics, EMDR, Somatic approaches, and Narrative therapy for trauma treatment. I have completed training for responding to Racialized Trauma, Trauma Informed Weightlifting, and trauma treatment via telehealth. My passion is working with Complex PTSD and processing the messy trauma that often develops overtime within relationships of trust

I have 10 years of training and supervision in contemporary Relational Psychodynamics. My focus has primarily been in Intersubjective Systems Theory. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the primary mechanism of change in therapy and have found Relational Psychodynamics my most authentic framework for building, exploring, and processing the relational concerns and traumas that so often underlie mental health concerns. I am a big believer in the Common Factors Approach to Therapy!

While I do have training in working with Historical and Intergenerational Trauma, these concerns are often best approached in communal spaces with others with shared collective experiences. Specific cultural healing practices for Collective Trauma have existed for generations and it is my goal to never appropriate from cultures and traditions beyond my own. What I offer is a relational space to explore the potential impacts, contexts, and available resources for approaching Collective Trauma.

While I do have training in working with Historical and Intergenerational Trauma, these concerns are often best approached in communal spaces with others with shared collective experiences. Specific cultural healing practices for Collective Trauma have existed for generations and it is my goal to never appropriate from cultures and traditions beyond my own. What I offer is a relational space to explore the potential impacts, contexts, and available resources for approaching Collective Trauma.

Visit my website for a more details on my approach to trauma. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and have specialized training in Relational Psychodynamics, EMDR, Somatic approaches, and Narrative therapy for trauma treatment. I have completed training for responding to Racialized Trauma, Trauma Informed Weightlifting, and trauma treatment via telehealth. My passion is working with Complex PTSD and processing the messy trauma that often develops overtime within relationships of trust

Each of is immersed in a messy web of relationships that are often the source of our deepest meaning and our on-going suffering. It is my belief that it is inevitable that relational concerns will emerge in the course of therapy. I have 10 years of training and supervision in Relational Psychodynamics, Humanistic Therapy, and Interpersonal Process that has prepared me to build an authentic relationship with clients through which all relational concerns and traumas can be explored together.