Dr. Jennifer Cain holds a doctorate in Clinical Psychology and has experience working with people of all ages. She is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress and is a member of the American Academy of Clinical Psychology. She specializes in trauma, attachment, parenting/children, and evaluation. Dr. Cain completed her 2000-hour pre-doctoral internship at a center for toddlers and preschoolers that focused on trauma and attachment, and completed two post-doctoral supervised work experiences, one in neuropsychological evaluation and the other conducting psychotherapy at a community mental health center. Both her masters thesis and doctoral dissertation were on posttraumatic stress disorder. She also has experience treating psychological trauma and chronic pain in people who experienced work accidents and motor vehicle accidents. She has additional training in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR- a treatment for trauma), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP- a treatment for OCD), and tele-mental health. She has also received additional training in somatic interventions, which help release stored emotions from the body. Dr. Cain’s advocacy work addressing the ethical reporting of child trauma and crimes against children has been featured by the Center for Journalism Ethics. She has created and taught courses to foster and adoptive parents on trauma, PTSD, and attachment, and has an ebook on Amazon to help parents get their children to listen to them better. Dr. Cain is licensed to practice psychology in Ohio and New York, and is a registered telehealth psychologist in Florida, and is currently accepting clients.

If you have experienced a traumatic event, you are probably feeling shocked and upset. Things that didn’t bother you before are now painful, jarring reminders of what happened. You relive the event over and over with no relief. The unwelcome memories and jangled nerves take their toll on your concentration, your emotions, your sleep, your body, your relationships, and your life. If you are haunted by something that is affecting you like this, know that you are not alone and there is hope. Trauma is treatable and you will not feel this way forever. You might be wondering what trauma therapy is like. There are a number of different ways of processing through trauma. I combine several different methods, tailored to your individual needs and personality, and respecting what you are comfortable with. You can read more about how I do trauma therapy on my website. When I do therapy, I explain each technique and give you the choice of whether it is something you would like to do. We go at a pace that is comfortable for you. You are in control and can choose to stop any technique at any time. I offer a free 15-minute telephone consultation to give you a chance to ask me any questions you have, and to give you a sense of what it would be like working with me. You don’t have to do this alone. You can get your life back.