Center for Survivors therapists are honored to provide individualized therapy to MSU students, faculty, and staff. Survivors work with their therapist to identify their goals and treatment options that are tailored to their individual needs. All therapy services are free and confidential.
Therapy at the Center for Survivors is:
Supportive therapy is a flexible approach that allows you to express yourself in a comforting and encouraging environment.
Supportive therapy is:
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is an evidence-based treatment that follows a 12 week protocol designed to reduce trauma symptoms. During CPT, the client and therapist:
CPT is an evidence-based treatment that follows a 12 week protocol designed
to reduce trauma symptoms. During CPT, the client and therapist:
While doing CPT, clients can expect regular out-of-session practice
assignments to apply what has been discussed in therapy sessions. CPT does
not require sharing details of the traumatic event.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing(EMDR)is an evidence-based treatment that enables people to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress resulting from disturbing life experiences. During EMDR, a therapist and a client will:
EMDR has been shown to be effective in working on a variety of issues, including trauma.
EMDR does not require you to discuss experiences in detail and can feel different than talk
therapy
Additional Approaches :
Our therapy team at the Center for Survivors has various backgrounds and approaches,
ranging from ear acupuncture, ecotherapy, Somatic Experiencing, substance use, and
trauma informed yoga
Interested in Therapy Services?