Trauma-Informed Support for Partners of Survivors

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Sometimes your situation may fall outside of my scope of practice. If you or your loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis, struggling with suicidal thoughts, or you are struggling with domestic violence or emotional abuse in your relationship, coaching is not my recommended service. My services are not a replacement for the mental health care these situations may require. To learn more about my offerings, I have a FAQ page of common questions and links to resources.

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My Services During COVID-19

by Heather Tuba

My commitment to providing deep, individualized work with partners, supporters, and clinicians who are in relationships with survivors is as strong as ever. As always, appointments are designed to provide customized care unique to each…

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by Heather Tuba

Family strain, estrangement & complex PTSD- with Annie Wright, LMFT

by Heather Tuba

How to Cope with Fatigue as the Partner to a Trauma Survivor Heather Tuba @heathertuba Partner to a Trauma Survivor

Do the words ‘family estrangement’ scare you? Do they make you inwardly recoil or want to stop reading? Maybe the topic feels too heavy on top of everything going on in the world right now.…

My Husband’s Childhood Trauma Taught Me to Say ‘NO’

by Heather Tuba

I didn’t used to be good at saying ‘no.’ More often than not, I said ‘yes’ to an extra family or friend’s social event or to the advice of someone I thought knew more. I…

Support for Trauma Survivors & Their Loved Ones During Coronavirus – with Laura Reagan, LCSW-C, CDWF & Robyn Brickel, MA, LMFT

by Heather Tuba

It can be a challenge to find information for both survivors and their loved ones in a single post. I asked two trauma therapists to weigh in on the topic on my blog.