Trauma-informed Psychotherapy & Nutrition Counseling in Fishers, IN
We take pride in providing evidence-based, and integrative care focused on and tailored to your Nervous System
About
Carmel Therapy Network
We are a modern private practice servicing all of Indiana for your convenience. Our trauma-informed Dietitians also virtually service Michigan and Colorado.
Our Dietitians, Psychotherapists, and Office Staff value and cherish your well-being and are dedicated to providing high-quality care. As an evidence-based complex trauma center, we aim to provide high quality care to women, families, youth, and children from a safe and trauma-informed perspective.
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Our trauma-informed practice takes a person-centered, strength-based, integrative, and nervous system-based approach to healing and nurturing the mind, body, and spirit. We want to support you in feeling better, improving your mood and daily mental health, thriving in your personal and professional experiences, understanding your body's nutritional needs, and achieving the quality of life you deserve.
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Our skilled, trauma-informed providers have the training and education to provide high-quality services. At Carmel Therapy Network, we prioritize ongoing team training to ensure we are consistently immersed in evidence-based practice and up-to-date research and modalities across professions. Regardless of the issue you seek help with, we aim to provide you with an empathetic, non-judgmental, healing space.​
We offer individual trauma-informed Psychotherapy in-person in our Fishers, IN office or virtually.
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We offer trauma-informed, evidence-based Nutrition Counseling services n-person in our Fishers, IN office or virtually.
We offer trauma-informed, nervous system-based couples therapy designed to help you improve relationship dynamics and heal from past wounds. Couples therapy is currently virtual only.
At this time, couples therapy is private pay only due to restrictions set in place by insurance companies.
A program, organization, or system that is trauma-informed realizes the widespread impact of trauma and understands potential paths for recovery; recognizes the signs and symptoms of trauma in clients, families, staff, and others involved with the system; and responds by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, and practices, and seeks to resist re-traumatization actively.
-SAMHSA
