Bobbi Ebsen Psychotherapy

Bobbi Ebsen Psychotherapy Psychotherapy services & EMDR treatment, which is a specialized form of therapy for trauma/PTSD.

Now available to the state of New Mexico!
05/08/2025

Now available to the state of New Mexico!

Kristi Ebsen - Bobbi Ebsen Psychotherapy, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, Los Angeles, CA, 90013, (510) 738-2983, I am Certified in EMDR via EMDRIA, a LCSW in: New Mexico (License SWB-2025-0352) California, Michigan and New York. I specialize in trauma, PTSD, anxiety and depression. I excel in assis...

04/04/2025
A crushing statistic says that PTSD symptoms show up in more than 53% of social workers. http://bit.ly/sw-ptsd
10/04/2024

A crushing statistic says that PTSD symptoms show up in more than 53% of social workers. http://bit.ly/sw-ptsd

"Don't let anyone ever dull your sparkle ."✨ (Anonymous)
10/02/2024

"Don't let anyone ever dull your sparkle ."✨ (Anonymous)

The world outside can be scary. Learning current news can be even scarier. But, these are the times when self-care is mo...
10/01/2024

The world outside can be scary. Learning current news can be even scarier. But, these are the times when self-care is most important. http://bit.ly/newself-care

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Carmel, CA

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Monday 5pm - 9pm
Tuesday 5pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 5pm - 9pm
Friday 5pm - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 8pm

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Bobbi Ebsen Psychotherapy, LLC

SPECIALIZING IN TRAUMA COUNSELING

What is trauma?

Trauma is defined as a deeply distressing or disturbing experience. However, trauma is relative by nature. For example, while catastrophic events such as being on the Frontline or working as a healthcare worker during COVID-19, natural disaster, combat, or a terrorist incident are traumatic, so is getting a divorce or losing a loved one. Even within this huge spectrum of traumatic experiences, everyone responds uniquely.

If you have lived through or witnessed something that was horrifying, put your life at risk, or made you feel negatively about yourself, you should acknowledge your feelings and ask for help without shame.