Individual Therapy in Naples, Florida
Individual therapy at Freedom Counseling & Yoga provides a supportive space for adults in Naples, FL who are navigating anxiety, trauma, burnout, or major life changes. Therapy sessions are tailored to your needs and grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches.
Whether you’re feeling emotionally overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, or stuck in old patterns, individual therapy can help you gain clarity, build resilience, and move toward meaningful change.
Talk Therapy
Talk therapy offers a supportive space to explore your experiences, relationships, and internal world through conversation and reflection.
Sessions may focus on:
Understanding emotional patterns and reactions
Exploring life transitions, stress, or identity questions
Strengthening self-awareness and emotional regulation
Processing past experiences that continue to shape the present
This work is relational at its core — grounded in feeling heard, understood, and supported while building insight and resilience over time.
Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR)
EMDR is a trauma-informed, evidence-based approach that helps the brain reprocess distressing memories and experiences that remain “stuck.”
Rather than repeatedly retelling the past, EMDR supports the nervous system in integrating unresolved experiences so they lose their emotional charge.
EMDR can be helpful for:
Trauma and complex trauma
Anxiety and panic
Attachment wounds
Grief and loss
Addiction and compulsive patterns
Sessions are carefully paced, resourced, and grounded in safety.
Early Trauma Protocol (ETP)
The Early Trauma Protocol is a gentle, body-aware form of EMDR for trauma that began early in life—often before clear memories or language were formed. Instead of pushing recall, it works with sensations, emotions, and nervous system responses to help the brain reprocess what was experienced and restore a felt sense of safety, stability, and choice in the present.
ETP can be helpful for people who:
Feel “stuck” in patterns that don’t make logical sense
Have early attachment wounds, neglect, or chronic childhood stress
Struggle with shame, hypervigilance, or a persistent sense of unease
Know something happened, but can’t clearly remember what
Psychedelic-Informed Therapy (Preparation & Integration)
Psychedelic-informed therapy is a supportive, non-directive approach for individuals preparing for or integrating psychedelic experiences that occur in legal, medical, ceremonial, or research settings.
Preparation sessions focus on intention-setting, emotional readiness, education, and grounding.
Integration sessions provide space to process what emerged and gently translate insights into daily life — without interpretation or analysis.
This service does not involve the administration of substances and is offered within ethical, legal, and therapeutic boundaries, with an emphasis on safety, mindfulness, and respect for your process.
Somatic Therapy
Somatic therapy recognizes that experiences live not only in the mind, but also in the body.
Through gentle attention to sensation, movement, and nervous-system responses, somatic work supports healing that is embodied rather than purely cognitive.
Somatic therapy can help with:
Trauma and chronic stress
Emotional overwhelm or shutdown
Anxiety and nervous-system dysregulation
Reconnecting with bodily awareness and safety
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Mindfulness-based therapy integrates present-moment awareness into the therapeutic process, helping you observe thoughts and emotions with curiosity rather than judgment.
This approach supports:
Emotional regulation
Increased clarity and self-compassion
Reduced reactivity
Greater connection to values and intention
Mindfulness is woven into sessions in ways that feel accessible and grounded, not forced or performative.
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
IFS views the mind as made up of different “parts,” each with its own role, intention, and history.
Rather than trying to eliminate difficult parts, IFS helps you build a compassionate relationship with them — understanding their protective functions while reducing internal conflict.
IFS is especially helpful for:
Inner criticism or shame
Trauma and attachment wounds
Anxiety and emotional reactivity
Identity exploration and self-leadership