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You Don't Have to Explain the Job to Me
As a trauma therapist and a wife of a retired LEO, I work with first and last responders and their families
Structured, measurable therapy from someone who actually gets it.
You Don't Have to Explain the Job to Me
As a trauma therapist and a wife of a retired LEO, I work with first and last responders and their familiesStructured, measurable therapy from someone who actually gets it.
You've probably already sat across from a therapist who wanted to talk about your feelings for an hour and sent you home with nothing.
That's not what this is.
I have a particular heart for first responders, last responders, and others whose work exposes them to repeated high-stress or traumatic events. My approach is structured and data-driven — direct and goal-focused, not open-ended talk therapy. If that's not what you're used to from therapy, good. It's not supposed to be.
I'm a LEO wife. I've lived this life, not just studied it.
I've walked through it as a spouse; the schedule, the calls that come at the wrong hour, the version of you that comes home after a bad shift. I get it, and I get your spouse too. You can't hand this to just any therapist. Most of them will never actually understand it. I don't have to imagine what it's like; I've lived next to it.
Every client moves through the Untangled Mind Pathway™
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Comprehensive intake and targeted assessments — treatment starts with clarity, not guesswork
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A clear treatment plan with estimated timelines — you know where this is headed before you commit to it
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Monthly reassessment — progress is tracked, not assumed. You see your own numbers move.
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Practical skills built in session and reinforced between sessions — so the work holds outside my office, not just in the room
Hypervigilance kept you alive on shift. It's not a symptom — it's a skill that's misfiring off-duty.
I don't pathologize what the job trained into you. We work out which of it is still useful and which of it is costing you sleep, your relationships, or your patience off the clock.
This isn't fitness-for-duty. This isn't command. This isn't going in a file.
I'm independent, not affiliated with your department, your EAP, or your chain of command. What's said in session is protected by confidentiality standards that go further than typical therapy.
The numbers, not just the pitch:
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85–90% of clients describe this structured approach as more effective than past therapy they've tried
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94–100% would recommend Untangled Mind to others
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90%+ report noticeable progress within the first 3 months
Full testimonials: untangledmind.net/testimonials
Take The First Step
Healing doesn’t happen overnight, but it starts with one decision. If you’re looking for trauma therapy in East Cobb, Greater Atlanta, or online in Georgia, I would be honored to walk with you.
FAQ
Get to Know Us
How long does trauma therapy take?
Most clients at Untangled Mind experience measurable relief within 8–12 sessions for moderate trauma. Complex or long-term trauma may take longer. Every treatment plan includes monthly reassessments so you always know where you stand.
Do you accept insurance for trauma therapy in Marietta?
Limited insurance spots are available through Headway. Private pay sessions are $175–$185 and include the full Untangled Mind Pathway™ — assessments, written treatment plan, workbooks, and between-session support.
What is the difference between CBT and EMDR for trauma?
CBT works to identify and reframe the thought patterns trauma creates. EMDR uses bilateral stimulation to help the brain reprocess stuck traumatic memories without requiring you to retell them in detail. At Untangled Mind, both are used together as part of an integrated treatment plan.
Do you offer online trauma therapy in Georgia?
Yes. Telehealth sessions are available to adults anywhere in Georgia. In-person sessions are offered at our Marietta office at 1501 Johnson Ferry Road, Suite 104.