Memories & reminders
Talk about distressing memories or reminders of what happened and their impact on daily life.
PERSONAL CARE · A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE
Support for the impact of difficult experiences.
The Bridge offers Christian counseling for trauma and PTSD in Tyler and throughout East Texas. Talk with a counselor about how past experiences are affecting your life now and explore support suited to your needs.
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LEARN ABOUT YOUR OPTIONS
You can begin by talking about what has changed for you and the support you’re looking for.
Talk about distressing memories or reminders of what happened and their impact on daily life.
Describe changes in how you feel, respond to others, or experience your surroundings.
Explore concerns about trust, connection, and the routines that have become difficult.
A STARTING POINT THAT FITS
A traumatic experience does not automatically mean someone has PTSD. A qualified professional can assess your concerns and discuss appropriate care. Our Christian perspective is part of how we approach support, with room for spiritual questions as well.
Explore EMDR Therapy →Start by describing what brings you in and what feels difficult now. Discuss your questions about talking through past experiences.
Ask your counselor about their experience, recommended approach, and whether EMDR or another form of counseling may fit your needs.
Discuss what you hope to work toward and how you and your counselor will review your needs and progress.
GET TO KNOW OUR COUNSELORS
These counselors have experience with trauma and training in EMDR. Contact our office to discuss your needs and current availability.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker–Supervisor
Erin is trained in EMDR and works with children, adolescents, individual adults, and families. Her areas of experience include PTSD, complex trauma, anxiety, and depression.
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Licensed Professional Counselor Associate · Supervised by Whitney Briggs, LPC-S
Sarah is trained in EMDR and works with individuals and couples ages 13 and up. Her experience includes trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns.
Read counselor profile →You can contact our office without knowing how to label your experience. Ask about intake and insurance requirements when scheduling.
No. People can have different reactions after traumatic experiences, and many do not develop PTSD. A qualified professional can help assess persistent concerns affecting daily life.
EMDR is one approach to treating PTSD. Talk with your counselor about available options and what may fit your needs.
Several Bridge counselors work with young people and trauma. Tell our office the young person’s age so we can discuss provider fit and availability.
Contact our office through the website inquiry form, conversational inquiry widget, phone, or email to ask about trauma and PTSD counseling and scheduling. Self-pay is available alongside insurance. Check with our office about participation for your counselor, plan, and appointment type.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
Contact our Tyler office about trauma & PTSD counseling.