Kamisha Ford, LMFT, CST

I specialize in helping individuals and couples heal from relationship trauma—including betrayal, emotional manipulation, attachment wounds, and intimacy concerns—so they can rebuild trust, break painful relational patterns, and experience deeper connection. Many people seek therapy because something in their relationships no longer feels sustainable. You may be recovering from betrayal, questioning your judgment after a difficult relationship, or noticing patterns that keep repeating in your dating life. Even people who feel capable and confident in many areas of life can feel confused, guarded, or emotionally exhausted when it comes to intimacy and connection. I specialize in helping individuals and couples understand painful relationship patterns, heal from relationship trauma, and develop healthier experiences of intimacy and trust. Relationship trauma can include experiences such as betrayal, emotional manipulation, attachment wounds, or chronic disconnection that make relationships feel unsafe or unpredictable. My approach is collaborative, thoughtful, and grounded in understanding the deeper emotional and relational dynamics underneath these experiences. Together we explore how past relationships and life experiences shape current patterns, process unresolved emotional injuries, and develop clearer ways of relating moving forward. I integrate attachment-based therapy, EMDR, parts work (IFS), and relational therapy to help clients rebuild self-trust, establish healthy boundaries, and create more secure and fulfilling relationships. I work with both individuals and couples in monogamous and non-monogamous relationships who want deeper insight into their relational patterns and meaningful change in how they experience connection.