Cheryl Oxford
Meet Cheryl Oxford (she/her), a Registered Psychologist whose practice takes a trauma-informed & holistic approach. Her area of specialty is working with individuals seeking to address the ongoing impact of unresolved trauma and related issues. Concerns may include interpersonal difficulties, identity issues, codependency, substance dependence, mood dysregulation, PTSD, complicated grief, & idiopathic chronic pain or illness. She follows the three phase model of trauma treatment and uses various therapeutic modalities including EMDR Therapy, Parts Work Therapy, Somatic Psychology, Polyvagal Theory, DBT, and Mindfulness in her integrative approach.
Cheryl offers group therapy and workshops in addition to individual therapy. Cheryl is also a certified yoga teacher (RTY-200) and offers therapeutic, trauma-informed yoga classes as a compliment to her clinical practice.
She fosters healing through trust, sincerity, and evidence-based & complimentary practices. In her free time, Cheryl enjoys rock hounding, swimming, hiking with her dogs, diving, and practicing yoga.
Did you know that the link between childhood adversity and a future psychiatric disorder is about as strong statistically as the link between smoking and lung cancer? (Bentall, 2018)
Did you know that difficult and stressful life experiences, especially those from early development, contribute to patterns of tension & disconnection in the body? (Schwartz, 2024)
Are you aware that emotional injury incurred during development can have physiological consequences, even without abuse or neglect? (Maté, 2024)
