Carmel, Indiana & Telehealth
Healing begins when you feel truly understood.
Recovery from Narcissistic Abuse, Psychological Abuse & Trauma. If you've experienced gaslighting, emotional abuse, coercive control, or the lasting effects of trauma, you don't have to navigate recovery alone.
Terri L. Moore, LMHC — Narcissistic Abuse Specialist
Narcissistic and psychological abuse rarely look like what you see in movies. It's quiet, confusing, and often invisible to everyone but you — which is exactly what makes it so hard to name.
Do you recognize yourself in any of this?
Being told your memory, perception, or feelings are wrong — until you stop trusting your own mind.
A pattern of manipulation, isolation, and intimidation designed to keep you dependent and afraid.
The confusing attachment that forms to someone who hurts you, especially when kindness is mixed with harm.
Emotional wounds that don't show up as bruises, but shape how you see yourself and the world.
None of this happened because you were weak, foolish, or too sensitive. Coercive control works by design — it targets your empathy, your loyalty, and your capacity to love.
You are not broken.
Confusion, self-doubt, and hypervigilance aren't signs that something is wrong with you. They're signs of what you survived — and they start to make sense once you understand the pattern.
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Recovery works best with a therapist trained in the specific dynamics of narcissistic abuse — not generic couples or family therapy. Here's how we'll work together.
You deserve a space where your experience is believed.
I know how invisible this kind of pain can feel — and how hard it is to find a therapist who truly understands the specific confusion narcissistic abuse leaves behind. My practice is built on one foundation: you are not broken.
My training is in solution-focused, strength-based mental health counseling, and I'm EMDR and Brainspotting trained specifically for narcissistic and psychological abuse. My belief: everyone has the knowledge and power to overcome what happened to them — recovery means taking that control back.
Reprocesses traumatic memories at the neurological level so they no longer drive present-day responses.
Learn more →Body-based processing that works below language — reaching what talk therapy often cannot.
Learn more →Works with the different parts of you — protector, exile, self — to build inner trust and ease internal conflict.
Learn more →Understanding what happened and why your body still reacts to it — and learning to feel safe again.
Body-based work that helps your nervous system shift out of survival mode — easing stress and rebuilding a felt sense of safety.
Learn more →Secure video sessions available to Indiana residents. Same care, wherever you are.
Healing isn't about forgetting what happened. It's about rebuilding trust in your own perception, setting boundaries without guilt, and remembering who you were before someone tried to convince you that you were too much — or never enough.
