

Meet Lea Thomson
Welcome Lea Thomson to Kelowna Trauma and Life Therapy!
We are excited to introduce Lea Thomson as the newest member of our team at Kelowna Trauma and Life Therapy. Lea brings a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and dedication to her role, and we are thrilled for the positive impact she will have on our clients and the broader community.

Meet Maya Green
Welcoming Maya Green MSW, RSW, RCC to the Kelowna Trauma and Life Therapy Team
The Kelowna Trauma and Life Therapy team is thrilled to introduce its newest member, Maya Green! Maya brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and passion to the practice, and the team is excited to have her on board.









Meet Rayen McLeod
Welcoming Rayen McLeod to the Kelowna Trauma Therapy Team
The Kelowna Trauma Therapy team is thrilled to introduce its newest member, Rayen McLeod! Rayen brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and passion to the practice, and the team is excited to have her on board.

What Happens in a Somatic Experiencing Session?
Somatic experiencing (SE) is a therapy designed to help you deal with trauma and stress. Here’s what you can expect during your session.


Is EMDR Somatic Therapy?
While EMDR is not typically classified as a form of somatic therapy, it does incorporate elements that consider the body's role in processing trauma.

How Does EMDR Therapy Treat PTSD?
Treatment for PTSD using EMDR therapy follows a structured process to help individuals deal with distressing memories and symptoms associated with trauma.

How Does Neurofeedback Therapy Work?
Neurofeedback is a cutting-edge method that's revolutionizing our understanding of brain function and performance.

Anxiety – When To Seek Help
Anxiety. We all have it from time to time. But when is it time to see a professional therapist to help us cope with our anxiety?

Overcoming Depression – How long does it take?
Depression is a deeply personal matter. For those that are suffering from it, it’s normal to ask questions such as ‘how long will I have this?’, ‘how long until I feel better?’, or ‘will it come back?’.

Are you depressed or simply not motivated?
Depression is a serious matter, so we can’t dismiss such comments out of hand. But how can we tell if we’re actually depressed or simply lacking motivation?