Black Friday is here and the discounts are insane!

For Therapists

Supporting Survivors Beyond Symptom Reduction

Healing for incest survivors does not end with symptom reduction, it deepens into identity reconstruction, relational safety, and the creation of a life defined by agency, not survival.

Survivor-Informed Healing Exercises Inspired by Hall & Hall (2011)

A set of survivor-informed healing exercises drawn directly from the insights and counseling implications discussed in The Long-Term Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Counseling Implications by Hall & Hall (2011).

Article Review: The Long-Term Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Counseling Implications

Dec 8

Article Summary The Long-Term Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Counseling Implications by Melissa Hall and Joshua Hall (2011) explores the profound and lasting impact of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) on…

Ethical Practice, Therapist Well-Being & Anti-Harm

Ethical, effective incest trauma treatment requires therapists to understand their own reactions, regulate their nervous systems, and avoid common pitfalls that unintentionally mirror the survivor’s original wounds.

Working with Family Systems

Incest trauma is sustained by family secrecy, loyalty binds, and intergenerational patterns, and therapists must navigate these dynamics with caution, clarity, and survivor-centered care.

Understanding Reenactments

Reenactments are not pathology—they are survival strategies replaying unresolved trauma, and therapists can help survivors break these cycles through attuned, trauma-literate intervention.

Sexuality, Body, and Boundaries

Dec 8

Incest trauma reshapes a survivor’s relationship with their body, sexuality, and boundaries, and therapists need specialized tools to help survivors restore safety, agency, and embodied choice.

Treatment Approaches for Incest Trauma

Effective treatment for incest trauma requires phased work, dissociation-informed interventions, and a relational frame grounded in attunement, pacing, and safety.

Assessment, Diagnosis & Case Conceptualization

Effective treatment for incest survivors begins with accurate assessment and a trauma-informed case conceptualization that honors dissociation, attachment injury, and the survivor’s internal system.