Marina Sbrochi

About Marina Sbrochi

Marina Sbrochi MA LPC- Intern, Licensed Professional Counselor is the author of two books and writes positive divorce advice for The Huffington Post. Marina developed PTSD from childhood trauma and that journey lead her on a path of healing. She understands the struggle and shame that comes with trauma. The good news, there is healing and a joyful life after trauma. Trained in Clinical Hypnosis using the Rewind Technique as well as Revisioning, which utilizes the mirror neuron network, Marina can help you on the path to healing. The Rewind Technique allows the client relief without talking excessively about the trauma. She provides counseling to Adolescents and Adults.

Let’s Talk…Mental Health and Addiction

The recent passing of singer and reality TV star, Aaron Carter, highlights the dire need for mental health and addiction to be at the forefront of the conversation for all of us. No one gets to pick their parents. [...]

By Marina Sbrochi|2022-11-23T18:14:49+00:00November 23rd, 2022|Anxiety, Blog, Grief, Self Harm, self-care|

How Hypnosis Can Help with Covid Related Stress

It’s no secret that we are all in this together. There is a higher level of fear and anxiety that has spread through the world since early last year. It’s not “over” yet and still life goes on. You [...]

By Marina Sbrochi|2024-04-22T21:12:45+00:00September 24th, 2021|ADHD, Adults, Anger, Anorexia, Anxiety, Bulemia, Bullying, Bullying in the School, Career, Children, Couples, Cutting, Dallas Texas Counseling, Dating, Defiance, Depression, Divorce, Divorce, Eating Disorders, Family, Grief, Hoarding, Hooking Up, Jada Jackson, Marriage, Mentally Disabled, Multiple Personality Disorder, Overeating, Parenting, Phobias, Pre-Marital, Relationships, Self Harm, self-care, Sexual Abuse, Sports Psychology, Teens, Treatment Alternatives|

Hurricane Harvey | 5 Tips to Deal with Grief and Loss When Tragedy Hits

We are never prepared for tragedy. It has been 12 years since a category 3 or stronger has made landfall in the United States. There has been more than 40 inches of rainfall in southeast Texas since Thursday evening. Just to get an idea — the average YEARLY rainfall for Houston is 49.76 inches.

By Marina Sbrochi|2020-01-06T22:24:07+00:00August 30th, 2017|Anxiety, Blog, Depression, Family, Grief, Jada Jackson, Orlando, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Updates|