Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury, Concussion Recovery, and Epilepsy

Online Therapy in Texas, Colorado, and Florida

The brain changes everything. When you’re recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), navigating post-concussion syndrome, or living with epilepsy, even everyday moments can feel unpredictable, disorienting, or overwhelming. What used to come naturally might now take effort. Simple decisions can exhaust you. And people around you may not see just how much you're managing internally.

This invisible load often includes more than just physical symptoms. There’s the grief of who you were before. The frustration of slowed thinking, overstimulation, or memory lapses. The fear of another seizure or setback. The loneliness of not being understood.

Therapy offers a place to make sense of all of it. A place to grieve, adapt, and find yourself again.

I work with adults experiencing:

• Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)

• Post-concussion syndrome and concussion recovery

• Epilepsy or seizure-related emotional challenges

• Ongoing cognitive, emotional, or sensory changes due to neurological conditions

Areas we can focus on in therapy:

• Improving attention, memory, and processing strategies

• Managing fatigue, brain fog, and sensory overwhelm

• Navigating emotional shifts, identity loss, and self-doubt

• Rebuilding confidence and routines after medical trauma

• Setting gentle, realistic goals that support your recovery

Neuroaffirming therapy tailored to your brain

With advanced training in brain-based and trauma-informed approaches, I use therapy methods informed by neurocognitive and rehabilitation principles. Sessions are structured to minimize cognitive overload and support both your emotional and functional goals in a way that respects your pace and capacity.

If you're looking for online therapy for brain injury, post-concussion recovery, or epilepsy, I provide virtual sessions for adults across Texas, Colorado, and Florida.

Whether your symptoms are new or ongoing, you don’t need to go through it alone.

Recovery isn’t linear. But support can help. Let’s begin where you are.