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Teresa A. Zuvela

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Teresa A. Zuvela

Teresa Zuvela is a Washington Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, Certified Partner Trauma Therapist, and EMDRIA-Certified therapist specializing in betrayal trauma recovery for women. Woodland Pathways uses a structured five-stage model combining nervous-system stabilization, attachment-focused EMDR, parts-informed work, and trauma treatment. She offers individual and group telehealth to Washington residents and two-day betrayal-trauma intensives by telehealth in Washington or in person near Leavenworth.

Professional type
Professional
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States
City
Leavenworth
State or region
Washington
Country
United States
Support offered
Betrayal trauma recovery · Partner support · Infidelity recovery · Trauma and PTSD support · Therapy modalities · Couples and relationship support · Other specialized support · Group and peer support
Service format
Therapy · Group therapy · EMDR · Intensive outpatient
In-person services
Available
Virtual support
Available
Virtual service regions
Washington
Virtual service scope
jurisdiction-limited
Virtual availability note
verified-on-professional-site

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