Psychotherapy and Trauma Specialist

Private Practice

Trish Haight, LMFT

Trish Haight is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), MFC 48797, in the State of California, and her private practice is located in West Los Angeles. Trish offers individual, couples and group psychotherapy. Along with treating relational, developmental, and shock traumas, sexual health and wellness, Trish’s practice includes specialized programming curated for survivors and relationships impacted by Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma (DST). Trish offers a 4-day 28-hour psychoeducation webinar for female survivors and a 6-day in person group intensive. 

Offerings

Individual Psychotherapy
Couples Therapy
Group Psychotherapy
Psychoeducation Webinar Group Intensive

Office

11835 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 405, LA, CA 90064
Hours
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST
Monday – Friday

Contact

trish@trishhaight.com
310-684-3525
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Trish's Certifications

Trish is a Somatic Experience Practitioner (SEP), a body-centered therapy that is a holistic approach with talk and physical therapy. Its main focus is to heal the impacts of trauma through the processes of the connection of body, mind, nervous system, behavior, and cellular levels. The objective is to help navigate the internal landscape of an individual still caught in survival or defensive orienting responding and move them into exploratory orienting responding, which increases resilience to move in and out of fight, flight, fear, freeze without getting seized up in any one survival pattern. This work helps them move through patterns of undercoupling and overccoupling due to trauma impact, and opens up the possibility of them recoupling or coming back online. This opens up the ventral vagal pathway, specifically the point of social engagement, leading to a sense of feeling anchored, calm, safe, and more expansive in body and mind. She trained for 3 years with the Somatic Experience Training Institute under Gina Ross, Dr. Larry Heller, Dr. Raja Selvam, and Dr. Peter Levine.

Trish is trained in NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), a specialization in attachment, relational, and developmental trauma. The model integrates relational orientation and the nervous system. It highlights working with the life force and the survival styles and patterns that get locked in the nervous system and body. By exploring and meeting the 5 core needs of connection, attunement, trust, autonomy, love-sexuality, it can encourage a release of old survival patterns that are no longer needed and can promote connection to our authentic self, in relationship to others and to our life. Trish trained for three years and was under the guidance and teaching of Dr. Lawrence Heller at NARM Training Institute.

Trish has specialized training in NeuroAffective Touch, under the teaching and guidance of Dr. Aline LaPierre, and Somatic Touch taught by Kathy Kain. This type of therapeutic work is an interwoven approach of psychotherapy and touch work. It focuses on bringing balance and connection with the body and mind. Conceptualized by LaPierre as a “polyvagal-informed psychobiological approach”, it promotes interoceptive awareness, unwinding the unspoken stories, the body and energetic systems, and bridging the vital relationship of body and mind. It is both a bottom-up (body-mind) and top-down (mind-body) that encourages the capacity to touch into the depth of emotions, nervous system, and the mind, with the objective to clear the path to aliveness and awaken an innate sense of healing.
Trish is certified in Attachment Focused Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, taught by Dr. Laurel Parnell and Constance Kaplan. Using the technique of bilateral stimulation, this approach focuses on attachment-repair orientation while processing and freeing stored information that may continue to hold someone back in their life evolution and expansion. It has many layers to healing. One specific landing point is objective memory where the relationship to the old unfinished trauma is awakened, processed, and completed, then integrated; this allows the truth of someone’s story without reliving it. Another specific landing point is a generalization effect where if you target and unlock a specific trauma it can move many traumas that sync up to it without having to go through each trauma individually.
Trish is a certified Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Therapist (DSTT), a specialization in deceptive sexuality and trauma (DST), offered by The Institute for Sexual Health (ISH). DST Treatment (DSTT) subsumes infidelity, compulsive sexual behavior, and sex addiction and the traumatic impacts the intimate partner or spouse, the relationship(s), children, and family systems, as well as the abuser. This model of treatment embodies the vein of justice that runs through it to heal the systemic injustice that has occurred, often for years. It is a non-shaming approach that provides accurate and authentic information and intervention to help people move towards integrity, intimacy, and integration.
Trish is a leading professional voice in Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT) and is an Adjunct Professor and Faculty Member of The Institute for Sexual Health (ISH), and currently teaches Level 3 of the DSTT Professional Training along with Dr. Omar Minwalla, Licensed Psychologist and Clinical Sexologist. Trish formally trained directly under Dr. Omar Minwalla and was an instrumental part of Dr. Minwalla’s original core clinical treatment team at The Institute for Sexual Health from 2009 – 2015, which is referred to as Dr. Minwalla’s, Sacred Clinical Incubator, giving birth to both DSTT and IVTT, Intentional Vibe Trauma Treatment. IVTT is a treatment for systemic abuse, injustice, and complex trauma, and relevant in particular to survivor-based communities.
Trish is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), a specialization in addictive and compulsive sexual behaviors, offered by the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). This training was taken to better understand the field, and what was happening to treat sex addiction populations, and to see how to build a bridge between her work at ISH with CSAT training, and to foster collegial growth, continuing education, and important professional development in this area of treatment.
Trish is a Certified Partner Trauma Therapist (CPTT), a specialization for partners who experience trauma due to an addiction, offered by the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). This training for partners of sex addictions provides continued knowledge of other perspectives and current approaches being developed in the field, particularly related to an often-marginalized population in survivors of deceptive sexuality.

Trish is a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist (CCPS) working with the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model (MPTM), a specialization in the treatment of partners of sex addicts and betrayal trauma, offered by The Association of Partners and Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). In her work with intimate partners of deceptive sexuality, APSATS has provided ongoing collegial networking opportunities as they continue to learn about trauma and sex addiction.

Psychoeducation Webinar on Zoom

Here I Am Becoming: The Sister Course

Here I am Becoming: The Sister Course is a 28-Hour, 4-day, Live Webinar that provides targeted psychoeducation for female survivors, curated specifically for the intimate partner or spouse who has been harmed and impacted by deceptive sexuality. The course curriculum is based on Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT): The Illumination Teachings, specifically the 22 traumatic injuries and symptoms experienced by survivors, DST-22. This is not treatment, but a sensitive group psychoeducation webinar, as an adjunct to therapy.

Upcoming Date

Sept 28 – Oct 1, 2023

Duration

28-Hours
4-Days Live Webinar

Time

7:00 AM – 3:00 PM PST
(Hour Break)
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Syllabus

  1. Trauma 101 (PTS and CTS-6)
  2. Educational Metaphor: The Secret Sexual Basement
  3. The DST Model Iceberg Diagram
  4. Define Compulsive-Entitled Sexuality (CES)
  5. Define Integrity-Abuse (IAD)
  6. Define DCSR
  7. Define Deceptive Sexuality Trauma (DST-22)
  8. Underlying Contributing Factors to DCSR
  9. Gender Pathology and Secret Sexual Basements
  1. ATC
  2. Educational Metaphor: 22 Hospital Rooms (DST-22)
  3. Abuse and Trauma 101
  4. DST Abuse and Trauma 101
  5. Three Phases of DST Model
  6. Covert Phase IAD
  7. Gaslighting Mechanics
  8. Relational Integrity Theory
  9. Exposure Phase IAD
  10. Exposure Phase Injuries
  11. Reality-Ego Fragmentation
  12. Attachment
  13. Discovery
  14. Disclosure
  15. Intrusions
  16. Avoidance and Numbing
  17. Alterations in Thought and Mood
  18. Arousal and Reactivity
  19. Distress and Impairment
  20. Dissociation
  21. Closing the Day: Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC
  2. Symptom Progression Phase IAD
  3. Reality-Ego Reconstruction
  4. Triadic Core
  5. Persistent Negative Relational Patterns
  6. Family, Social, Community, Existential
  7. Treatment-Induced Trauma
  8. Closing the Day: Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC
  2. DSTT Five Stages of Healing
  3. Three Plates
  4. ADT
  5. Swim and Surf
  6. Eating Elephant
  7. Photosynthesis
  8. Expansion
  9. The Three “I”s
  10. Movement
  11. Restorative Justice
  12. Empowerment
  13. Resourcing
  14. Safety-Netting
  15. Becoming
  16. Closing the 4-Day

Group Intensive

Here I Am Becoming: Sacred Sister Cocoon

Here I am Becoming: Sacred Sister Cocoon is a Private Practice, 6-day in person group intensive program, conducted in Los Angeles or in California by Trish for female survivors. This is an intensive group psychotherapy process clinically curated specifically for the intimate partner or spouse who has been impacted by deceptive sexuality. The intensive curriculum is the same as the webinar, based on Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT): The Illumination Teachings, specifically the 22 traumatic injuries and symptoms experienced by survivors, DST-22, but allows an immersive, in person, and psychotherapy context with Trish and other survivors. This is not initial assessment or stabilization, but a sensitive group psychoeducation intensive, as an adjunct to established and adequate assessment and stabilization in individual and/or group therapy.

Upcoming Dates

Oct 9 – 14, 2023

Duration

6-Days In Person

Time

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Program Details

  1. Creating Extraordinary Space
  2. AVT-ER and ATC
  3. Landing: Elephant Foot
  4. Trauma 101: PTS and CTS-6
  5. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  6. Educational Metaphor: The Secret Sexual Basement
  7. A Psychological Operation of IMR and IAD
  8. The DST Model Iceberg Diagram
  9. Define Compulsive-Entitled Sexuality (CES)
  10. Define Integrity-Abuse (IAD)
  11. Define Deceptive Sexuality Trauma (DST-22)
  12. Underlying Contributing Factors to DCSR
  13. Gender Pathology and Secret Sexual Basements
  14. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Educational Metaphor: 22 Hospital Rooms (DST-22)
  3. Abuse and Trauma 101
  4. DST Abuse and Trauma 101
  5. Three Phases of DST Model
  6. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  7. Covert Phase IAD
  8. Gaslighting Mechanics
  9. Relational Integrity Theory
  10. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Exposure Phase IAD
  3. Exposure Phase Injuries
  4. Reality-Ego Fragmentation
  5. Attachment
  6. Discovery
  7. Disclosure
  8. Bottom-Up: Voices Shared
  9. Intrusions
  10. Avoidance and Numbing
  11. Alterations in Thought and Mood
  12. Arousal and Reactivity
  13. Distress and Impairment
  14. Dissociation
  15. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Symptom Progression Phase IAD
  3. Reality-Ego Reconstruction
  4. Triadic Core
  5. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  6. Persistent Negative Relational Patterns
  7. Family, Social, Community, Existential
  8. Treatment-Induced Trauma
  9. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. DSTT Five Stages of Healing and Creating a Plan
  3. Three Plates
  4. ADT
  5. Swim and Surf
  6. Eating Elephant
  7. Photosynthesis
  8. Expansion
  9. The Three “I”s
  10. 3 Types of Work for the Abuser
  11. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Movement
  3. Restorative Justice
  4. Empowerment
  5. Resourcing
  6. Safety-Netting
  7. Becoming
  8. Closing the 6-Day: Plan Forward, Safety and Self-Care

Private Practice

Trish Haight, LMFT

Trish Haight is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), MFC 48797, in the State of California, and her private practice is located in West Los Angeles. Trish offers individual, couples and group psychotherapy. Along with treating relational, developmental, and shock traumas, sexual health and wellness, Trish’s practice includes specialized programming curated for survivors and relationships impacted by Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma (DST). Trish offers a 4-day 28-hour psychoeducation webinar for female survivors and a 6-day in person group intensive. 

Offerings

Individual Psychotherapy
Couples Therapy
Group Psychotherapy
Psychoeducation Webinar
Group Intensive

Office

11835 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 405, LA, CA 90064
Hours
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST
Monday – Friday

Contact

trish@trishhaight.com
310-684-3525
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Trish's Certifications

Trish is a Somatic Experience Practitioner (SEP), a body-centered therapy that is a holistic approach with talk and physical therapy. Its main focus is to heal the impacts of trauma through the processes of the connection of body, mind, nervous system, behavior, and cellular levels. The objective is to help navigate the internal landscape of an individual still caught in survival or defensive orienting responding and move them into exploratory orienting responding, which increases resilience to move in and out of fight, flight, fear, freeze without getting seized up in any one survival pattern. This work helps them move through patterns of undercoupling and overccoupling due to trauma impact, and opens up the possibility of them recoupling or coming back online. This opens up the ventral vagal pathway, specifically the point of social engagement, leading to a sense of feeling anchored, calm, safe, and more expansive in body and mind. She trained for 3 years with the Somatic Experience Training Institute under Gina Ross, Dr. Larry Heller, Dr. Raja Selvam, and Dr. Peter Levine.

Trish is trained in NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), a specialization in attachment, relational, and developmental trauma. The model integrates relational orientation and the nervous system. It highlights working with the life force and the survival styles and patterns that get locked in the nervous system and body. By exploring and meeting the 5 core needs of connection, attunement, trust, autonomy, love-sexuality, it can encourage a release of old survival patterns that are no longer needed and can promote connection to our authentic self, in relationship to others and to our life. Trish trained for three years and was under the guidance and teaching of Dr. Lawrence Heller at NARM Training Institute.

Trish has specialized training in NeuroAffective Touch, under the teaching and guidance of Dr. Aline LaPierre, and Somatic Touch taught by Kathy Kain. This type of therapeutic work is an interwoven approach of psychotherapy and touch work. It focuses on bringing balance and connection with the body and mind. Conceptualized by LaPierre as a “polyvagal-informed psychobiological approach”, it promotes interoceptive awareness, unwinding the unspoken stories, the body and energetic systems, and bridging the vital relationship of body and mind. It is both a bottom-up (body-mind) and top-down (mind-body) that encourages the capacity to touch into the depth of emotions, nervous system, and the mind, with the objective to clear the path to aliveness and awaken an innate sense of healing.
Trish is certified in Attachment Focused Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, taught by Dr. Laurel Parnell and Constance Kaplan. Using the technique of bilateral stimulation, this approach focuses on attachment-repair orientation while processing and freeing stored information that may continue to hold someone back in their life evolution and expansion. It has many layers to healing. One specific landing point is objective memory where the relationship to the old unfinished trauma is awakened, processed, and completed, then integrated; this allows the truth of someone’s story without reliving it. Another specific landing point is a generalization effect where if you target and unlock a specific trauma it can move many traumas that sync up to it without having to go through each trauma individually.
Trish is a certified Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Therapist (DSTT), a specialization in deceptive sexuality and trauma (DST), offered by The Institute for Sexual Health (ISH). DST Treatment (DSTT) subsumes infidelity, compulsive sexual behavior, and sex addiction and the traumatic impacts the intimate partner or spouse, the relationship(s), children, and family systems, as well as the abuser. This model of treatment embodies the vein of justice that runs through it to heal the systemic injustice that has occurred, often for years. It is a non-shaming approach that provides accurate and authentic information and intervention to help people move towards integrity, intimacy, and integration.
Trish is a leading professional voice in Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT) and is an Adjunct Professor and Faculty Member of The Institute for Sexual Health (ISH), and currently teaches Level 3 of the DSTT Professional Training along with Dr. Omar Minwalla, Licensed Psychologist and Clinical Sexologist. Trish formally trained directly under Dr. Omar Minwalla and was an instrumental part of Dr. Minwalla’s original core clinical treatment team at The Institute for Sexual Health from 2009 – 2015, which is referred to as Dr. Minwalla’s, Sacred Clinical Incubator, giving birth to both DSTT and IVTT, Intentional Vibe Trauma Treatment. IVTT is a treatment for systemic abuse, injustice, and complex trauma, and relevant in particular to survivor-based communities.
Trish is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), a specialization in addictive and compulsive sexual behaviors, offered by the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). This training was taken to better understand the field, and what was happening to treat sex addiction populations, and to see how to build a bridge between her work at ISH with CSAT training, and to foster collegial growth, continuing education, and important professional development in this area of treatment.
Trish is a Certified Partner Trauma Therapist (CPTT), a specialization for partners who experience trauma due to an addiction, offered by the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). This training for partners of sex addictions provides continued knowledge of other perspectives and current approaches being developed in the field, particularly related to an often-marginalized population in survivors of deceptive sexuality.

Trish is a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist (CCPS) working with the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model (MPTM), a specialization in the treatment of partners of sex addicts and betrayal trauma, offered by The Association of Partners and Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). In her work with intimate partners of deceptive sexuality, APSATS has provided ongoing collegial networking opportunities as they continue to learn about trauma and sex addiction.

Psychoeducation Webinar on Zoom

Here I Am Becoming:
The Sister Course

Here I Am Becoming: The Sister Course

Here I am Becoming: The Sister Course is a 28-Hour, 4-day, Live Webinar that provides targeted psychoeducation for female survivors, curated specifically for the intimate partner or spouse who has been harmed and impacted by deceptive sexuality. The course curriculum is based on Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT): The Illumination Teachings, specifically the 22 traumatic injuries and symptoms experienced by survivors, DST-22. This is not treatment, but a sensitive group psychoeducation webinar, as an adjunct to therapy.

Upcoming Date

Sept 28 – Oct 1, 2023

Duration

28-Hours
4-Days Live Webinar

Time

7:00 AM – 3:00 PM PST
(Hour Break)
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Syllabus

  1. Trauma 101 (PTS and CTS-6)
  2. Educational Metaphor: The Secret Sexual Basement
  3. The DST Model Iceberg Diagram
  4. Define Compulsive-Entitled Sexuality (CES)
  5. Define Integrity-Abuse (IAD)
  6. Define DCSR
  7. Define Deceptive Sexuality Trauma (DST-22)
  8. Underlying Contributing Factors to DCSR
  9. Gender Pathology and Secret Sexual Basements
  1. ATC
  2. Educational Metaphor: 22 Hospital Rooms (DST-22)
  3. Abuse and Trauma 101
  4. DST Abuse and Trauma 101
  5. Three Phases of DST Model
  6. Covert Phase IAD
  7. Gaslighting Mechanics
  8. Relational Integrity Theory
  9. Exposure Phase IAD
  10. Exposure Phase Injuries
  11. Reality-Ego Fragmentation
  12. Attachment
  13. Discovery
  14. Disclosure
  15. Intrusions
  16. Avoidance and Numbing
  17. Alterations in Thought and Mood
  18. Arousal and Reactivity
  19. Distress and Impairment
  20. Dissociation
  21. Closing the Day: Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC
  2. Symptom Progression Phase IAD
  3. Reality-Ego Reconstruction
  4. Triadic Core
  5. Persistent Negative Relational Patterns
  6. Family, Social, Community, Existential
  7. Treatment-Induced Trauma
  8. Closing the Day: Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC
  2. DSTT Five Stages of Healing
  3. Three Plates
  4. ADT
  5. Swim and Surf
  6. Eating Elephant
  7. Photosynthesis
  8. Expansion
  9. The Three “I”s
  10. Movement
  11. Restorative Justice
  12. Empowerment
  13. Resourcing
  14. Safety-Netting
  15. Becoming
  16. Closing the 4-Day

Group Intensive

Here I Am Becoming:
Sacred Sister Cocoon

Here I Am Becoming: Sacred Sister Cocoon

Here I am Becoming: Sacred Sister Cocoon is a Private Practice, 6-day in person group intensive program, conducted in Los Angeles or in California by Trish for female survivors. This is an intensive group psychotherapy process clinically curated specifically for the intimate partner or spouse who has been impacted by deceptive sexuality. The intensive curriculum is the same as the webinar, based on Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment (DSTT): The Illumination Teachings, specifically the 22 traumatic injuries and symptoms experienced by survivors, DST-22, but allows an immersive, in person, and psychotherapy context with Trish and other survivors. This is not initial assessment or stabilization, but a sensitive group psychoeducation intensive, as an adjunct to established and adequate assessment and stabilization in individual and/or group therapy.

Upcoming Dates

Oct 9 – 14, 2023

Duration

6-Days In Person

Time

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST
For Inquiries: Please send an email to trish@trishhaight.com or call 310-684-3525.

Program Details

  1. Creating Extraordinary Space
  2. AVT-ER and ATC
  3. Landing: Elephant Foot
  4. Trauma 101: PTS and CTS-6
  5. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  6. Educational Metaphor: The Secret Sexual Basement
  7. A Psychological Operation of IMR and IAD
  8. The DST Model Iceberg Diagram
  9. Define Compulsive-Entitled Sexuality (CES)
  10. Define Integrity-Abuse (IAD)
  11. Define Deceptive Sexuality Trauma (DST-22)
  12. Underlying Contributing Factors to DCSR
  13. Gender Pathology and Secret Sexual Basements
  14. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Educational Metaphor: 22 Hospital Rooms (DST-22)
  3. Abuse and Trauma 101
  4. DST Abuse and Trauma 101
  5. Three Phases of DST Model
  6. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  7. Covert Phase IAD
  8. Gaslighting Mechanics
  9. Relational Integrity Theory
  10. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Exposure Phase IAD
  3. Exposure Phase Injuries
  4. Reality-Ego Fragmentation
  5. Attachment
  6. Discovery
  7. Disclosure
  8. Bottom-Up: Voices Shared
  9. Intrusions
  10. Avoidance and Numbing
  11. Alterations in Thought and Mood
  12. Arousal and Reactivity
  13. Distress and Impairment
  14. Dissociation
  15. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Symptom Progression Phase IAD
  3. Reality-Ego Reconstruction
  4. Triadic Core
  5. Bottom-Up Process: Voices Shared
  6. Persistent Negative Relational Patterns
  7. Family, Social, Community, Existential
  8. Treatment-Induced Trauma
  9. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. DSTT Five Stages of Healing and Creating a Plan
  3. Three Plates
  4. ADT
  5. Swim and Surf
  6. Eating Elephant
  7. Photosynthesis
  8. Expansion
  9. The Three “I”s
  10. 3 Types of Work for the Abuser
  11. Closing the Day: Homework, Safety and Self-Care
  1. ATC: Dropping into the Cocoon
  2. Movement
  3. Restorative Justice
  4. Empowerment
  5. Resourcing
  6. Safety-Netting
  7. Becoming
  8. Closing the 6-Day: Plan Forward, Safety and Self-Care

Trish’s Practice

Landing, Restoring, Rising

Helping people move through trauma with curiosity and truth, slow like molasses, top down, bottom up, heart and soul.

Testimonials

Trish has changed my life! She gave me hope when I had none left. She is the absolute best person to guide you through healing and heartbreak. Her energy, her loving soul and ability to get through to the group and me personally was solid. In the 4-day webinar, and from what I thought not possible, Trish helped me move through the pain, emotions, and tough things that I wasn’t able to work through in years of therapy. Trish is a truly special person, with a gift of helping others in a way I’ve never experienced in my life. I felt heard, safe, understood at a very deep level. She touched my heart and soul, and I feel so blessed and forever grateful for having found her and the 4-day course. Trish has made such an impact on me and my healing journey. I HIGHLY recommend her workshops.

Workshop Participant June 2023

Trish cares deeply about those in the workshop. She created a safe and engaging space; although virtual, we felt supported. Over 30 years, I've had good therapists help with three difficult periods in my life. Yet, NO ONE has helped me tap into my deepest psyche, soothe my heart and soul, or show me vulnerabilities I didn't see before. Trish Haight helped me feel heard and held in the throes of betrayal trauma. She taught group members how to begin healing. I highly recommend her workshops."

Workshop Participant June 2023

Testimonials

Workshop Participant
June 2023

Trish has changed my life! She gave me hope when I had none left. She is the absolute best person to guide you through healing and heartbreak. Her energy, her loving soul and ability to get through to the group and me personally was solid. In the 4-day webinar, and from what I thought not possible, Trish helped me move through the pain, emotions, and tough things that I wasn’t able to work through in years of therapy. Trish is a truly special person, with a gift of helping others in a way I’ve never experienced in my life. I felt heard, safe, understood at a very deep level. She touched my heart and soul, and I feel so blessed and forever grateful for having found her and the 4-day course. Trish has made such an impact on me and my healing journey. I HIGHLY recommend her workshops.

Workshop Participant
June 2023

Trish cares deeply about those in the workshop. She created a safe and engaging space; although virtual, we felt supported. Over 30 years, I've had good therapists help with three difficult periods in my life. Yet, NO ONE has helped me tap into my deepest psyche, soothe my heart and soul, or show me vulnerabilities I didn't see before. Trish Haight helped me feel heard and held in the throes of betrayal trauma. She taught group members how to begin healing. I highly recommend her workshops."

Workshop Participant
August 2023

The 6-day intensive was a transforming experience for me. Omar and Trish have a thorough understanding of the deep fractures betrayal trauma inflicts throughout our bodies and souls. The Minwalla Model holds the detailed knowledge of what we as the betrayed have been experiencing. Trish offers both practical and inspiring ways on how to identify it, say it, feel it, and process through the most raw and cutting emotions. I walked in despondent and hopeless. I left remembering my power and finding myself again. I still have a difficult journey ahead of me, but I have myself back. I believe this program is for the unseen. Those of us lost in our betrayal trauma. Definitely, life changing. Trish is warm, insightful, having brilliant attunement with all of us in attendance. She is truly sagacious and individualized in her approach to our healing journey.

Workshop Participant
August 2023

I am so grateful I was able to be part of the 6-day intensive. Trish has a way of being able to hold space for everyone simultaneously, and tap into each of us like she can see directly into our soul! She has given me so much I didn’t even know I was missing. My voice, permission to unlock my heart, and led me to a path of healing I was running from. I was so damaged from all the years of betrayal and pain, I could never imagine there is hope for me, there IS a path to healing. Trish with her infinite patience, kindest heart and wisdom literally led me to a place of empowerment, uncovered my buried voice, and gave me the confidence to be vulnerable. Being there with her and the other woman for 6 days, was life changing and I am looking forward and ready to continue on my healing path.

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