Trauma Resolution Therapy
Group Practice
2001 S. Barrington Bld., 222, West Los Angeles, CA 90025
Let's Connect (818) 396-8488
Our mission is to help our clients achieve balance and recover from trauma, addiction, PTSD and mood disorders. TRT Group is therapist-owned and operated.
Our Team
Many of the people who come to our practice have spent years trying to "just get over it." They may be struggling with anxiety, trauma, depression, relationship difficulties, addiction, grief, or major life transitions. Often they feel stuck in patterns that no longer serve them, despite their best efforts to change.
Our team believes that symptoms make sense when viewed through the lens of a person's life experiences. Rather than simply treating symptoms, we help clients understand the underlying patterns driving emotional distress while developing practical skills to regulate the nervous system, improve relationships, and create
Many of the people who come to our practice have spent years trying to "just get over it." They may be struggling with anxiety, trauma, depression, relationship difficulties, addiction, grief, or major life transitions. Often they feel stuck in patterns that no longer serve them, despite their best efforts to change.
Our team believes that symptoms make sense when viewed through the lens of a person's life experiences. Rather than simply treating symptoms, we help clients understand the underlying patterns driving emotional distress while developing practical skills to regulate the nervous system, improve relationships, and create
I have a particular soft spot for working with artists and young folks making sense of a problematic upbringing or overcoming shame. I integrate Mindfulness, Narrative therapy, and Expressive Arts to bring more ease into your life. As an EMDR Therapist, I use a trauma-focused approach to release difficult experiences held by the body. To decrease anxiety after a crisis, trauma, or transition, I use relational, present moment awareness to process early abuse, major life transitions, and grief, accessing healing, confidence, and agency. I welcome LGBTQIA+ & neurodivergent folks, couples, teens, and anyone just feeling lost.
I have a particular soft spot for working with artists and young folks making sense of a problematic upbringing or overcoming shame. I integrate Mindfulness, Narrative therapy, and Expressive Arts to bring more ease into your life. As an EMDR Therapist, I use a trauma-focused approach to release difficult experiences held by the body. To decrease anxiety after a crisis, trauma, or transition, I use relational, present moment awareness to process early abuse, major life transitions, and grief, accessing healing, confidence, and agency. I welcome LGBTQIA+ & neurodivergent folks, couples, teens, and anyone just feeling lost.
Rick
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA, AMFT
5 Endorsed
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Waitlist for new clients
I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel to want change but not know where to begin. Many people try to heal by pushing through their pain or hoping things will eventually get better on their own. But lasting change doesn't come from forcing yourself to be different. It comes from understanding yourself with compassion, curiosity, and honesty. My trauma-informed, relational approach includes an integration of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help you heal from the impact of painful experiences, deepen self-awareness, and strengthen emotional well-being.
I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel to want change but not know where to begin. Many people try to heal by pushing through their pain or hoping things will eventually get better on their own. But lasting change doesn't come from forcing yourself to be different. It comes from understanding yourself with compassion, curiosity, and honesty. My trauma-informed, relational approach includes an integration of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help you heal from the impact of painful experiences, deepen self-awareness, and strengthen emotional well-being.
Relationships are one of the most powerful forces in our lives, and one of the hardest things to navigate well. I work with couples who are deeply committed to each other but feel stuck, disconnected, or like they're speaking different languages. Whether you're newlyweds figuring out how to build a life together, or partners facing a major transition that's putting pressure on your relationship, I'm here to help you find your way back to each other.
Relationships are one of the most powerful forces in our lives, and one of the hardest things to navigate well. I work with couples who are deeply committed to each other but feel stuck, disconnected, or like they're speaking different languages. Whether you're newlyweds figuring out how to build a life together, or partners facing a major transition that's putting pressure on your relationship, I'm here to help you find your way back to each other.
You may already understand why you are the way you are. You know where the anxiety comes from. You know you people-please. You know you shut down or become hyperaware when relationships feel uncertain. The frustrating part is that knowing all of that hasn’t necessarily changed how your body reacts. I work with adults dealing with trauma, anxiety, relationship patterns, guilt, emotional shutdown, and the pressure to always hold everything together.
You may already understand why you are the way you are. You know where the anxiety comes from. You know you people-please. You know you shut down or become hyperaware when relationships feel uncertain. The frustrating part is that knowing all of that hasn’t necessarily changed how your body reacts. I work with adults dealing with trauma, anxiety, relationship patterns, guilt, emotional shutdown, and the pressure to always hold everything together.
We often don't know where to begin and, for me, that is a great place to start. Feeling stuck. The anxiety. The fear. This can turn to shame and guilt. Whether you're experiencing the results of unprocessed pain, childhood wounds, or the exhaustion from the stressors of daily life, there is a way forward.
We often don't know where to begin and, for me, that is a great place to start. Feeling stuck. The anxiety. The fear. This can turn to shame and guilt. Whether you're experiencing the results of unprocessed pain, childhood wounds, or the exhaustion from the stressors of daily life, there is a way forward.