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Holistic Trauma Therapy in Boulder, Colorado

Virtual Therapy Services available throughout Colorado

Build Trust. Shed Shame.

Trauma Therapy for Sensitive, Thoughtful Adults Ready to Shift from Surviving to Thriving

TRAUMA THERAPY THAT HELPS YOU

heal from the past to thrive in the present

You know how you want to feel: worthy without having to earn it, safe enough to relax instead of anxiously waiting for the other shoe to drop, to set a boundary and not spend the next three days worrying about how the other person took it. You see people who take up space, who seem genuinely connected to an inner purpose, who have healed through past experiences and learned to trust in themselves again…and a part of you longs for all that too.

Trauma therapy with me is a space where you can finally cool the chronic overwhelm and begin trusting yourself again.
It’s a place to slow down so that you learn to feel more grounded in who you are and at peace within yourself.

You don’t have to keep living in survival mode. You can learn to feel safer, trust your own voice, and move through life with a deeper sense of freedom, worthiness, and ease.

What if you could…

  • Put yourself first sometimes without feeling terrible about it?

  • Relax in your own skin of constantly being on edge?

  • Stop needing everyone else’s opinion before making a decision?

  • Have the freedom to respond differently?

We can work toward your goals step by step in a safe, holistic way—even if you don’t know where to begin.

Let’s give it a try together.

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Meet Alexa Owen, MSW, SWC

Holistic Trauma Therapist in Boulder, CO

Virtual Therapy Services available throughout Colorado

Hi, I’m Alexa. I help thoughtful adults recover from anxiety and trauma so they can feel at home in their bodies, authentic in their relationships, and anchored in self trust.

I know what it’s like to be highly sensitive, conscientious, and invested in personal growth but gripped by guilt or fear when you start claiming your needs, wants, and gifts. That lived understanding shapes how I show up in the therapy room, with presence, care, curiosity, and depth.

Shedding old ways of being can feel awkward, disorienting, and sometimes even wrong if we were taught that our worth was contingent upon performing in ways that were palatable for others. I believe in therapy that’s steady, supportive, and brave so that you have the opportunity to untangle what’s kept you knotted up inside and get to a place where you are living your life.

If any of this feels familiar, trauma therapy can help.

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  • You keep abandoning yourself through work, distractions, or transgressing your own boundaries just to keep the peace.

  • You spend tons of energy worrying about what everyone else thinks, but you feel guilty even at the thought of putting yourself first.

  • Something that happened in your past is still weighing you down in the present through looping thoughts, flashbacks, or triggers.

  • Your relationships hurt: they leave you feeling unseen, misunderstood, badly about yourself, or totally drained.

  • You’ve done a lot of personal growth work (reading books, listening to podcasts, meditating) but something still feels blocked.

  • You feel overwhelmed by big life changes; the old ways of doing things are breaking down but the thought of building new ones is kind of terrifying.

Therapy Services

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Therapy for Trauma & PTSD

Trauma therapy is about processing what’s been keeping you knotted up inside in a gentle, titrated way so you can feel more safe, grounded, self-trusting, and free. It’s not about pushing through, but going at the speed of trust in your nervous system so that, over time, you can come home to yourself again.

Learn more about therapy for trauma & PTSD.

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Anxiety Therapy

Anxiety therapy helps you get some space from racing thoughts and constant nerves through practical tools that can help ground you back into your body and your life. Let this be the step you take to turn the volume down on the mental noise and feel more calm and grounded in your everyday life.

Learn more about anxiety therapy.

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EMDR Therapy

EMDR therapy helps your brain naturally process experiences that have remained unresolved so they no longer carry the same emotional charge. Together, we'll work gently and at the pace of your nervous system to help you feel freer to move through life with greater confidence and self-trust.

Learn more about EMDR therapy.

  • “Alexa is the therapist I'd send anyone to without hesitation. She's warm, deeply present, and easy to open up to. Her work with anxiety and EMDR helps clients move through what's stuck and return to themselves. She's wonderful.“

  • “Alexa's warm and empathetic approach makes it easy to feel connected, supported, and not judged. Using EMDR through a somatic approach, she is able to target your trauma and help you regulate your nervous system. I highly recommend working with Alexa!”

  • “As a fellow EMDR therapist, I highly recommend Alexa if you want to work on your anxiety, past and present trauma, or/and if you are going through tough life transitions. Alexa is warm, attentive, has a grounding presence, and is passionate about this work“

  • “Alexa brings authenticity to every session. With a holistic lens and EMDR expertise, she guides clients through anxiety and trauma with care that feels completely genuine.“

  • “I highly recommend Alexa to anyone seeking support for anxiety and trauma. Her compassionate, grounded approach and expertise in EMDR create a safe space for clients to process difficult experiences, build resilience, and move toward lasting healing.“

  • “I've had the pleasure of knowing Alexa professionally, and I've always been impressed by the thoughtfulness, integrity, and care she brings to her work. She has a grounded, compassionate presence, is exceptionally organized, and approaches people with genuine curiosity and respect. Alexa creates a sense of safety and trust, and I have no doubt that those who work with her feel deeply supported. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking a skilled and caring therapist.”

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Here’s how to get started with holistic trauma therapy in Boulder, CO:

  1. Book a Free Intro Call. You can contact me here so you can share more about what you’re seeking in therapy and I can answer questions about getting started.This is a free 15-minute call that gives us a chance to get to know each other and make sure that you feel comfortable moving forward.

  2. Schedule the First Session. At the end of the call, we’ll go over logistics and schedule a day and time that works for your weekly session if we choose to move forward together.

  3. Start Healing. Weekly sessions help create a strong foundation for healing and growth. We’ll work together to understand some of the thoughts, beliefs, and experiences that are keeping you feeling stuck and use trauma-informed somatic, holistic therapy to help you come home to yourself again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Contact me here so I can get you the clarification or info you need.

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