It might feel like no matter how much you try, your relationships keep repeating painful patterns. Maybe you struggle to feel emotionally safe, tend to shut down when conflict arises, or feel anxious and fearful about rejection.
At Karima Mental Health Services, we help individuals in Pennsylvania understand how early attachment experiences, emotional neglect, or past relational trauma may be shaping their current relationships. Through therapy, you can learn to identify these patterns, shift how you relate to others, and foster greater connection, both with yourself and the people around you.
Attachment patterns are formed early in life and influence how we show up in relationships as adults. Experiences like emotional neglect, inconsistent caregiving, betrayal, or abandonment can create long-lasting patterns of mistrust, fear of vulnerability, or difficulty with emotional closeness.
Whether you're dealing with relationship difficulties, family dynamics, or internal struggles with self-worth and connection, therapy can help you reconnect to your needs and rewire the relational patterns that no longer serve you.
Early attachment disruptions or emotional neglect can impact how you connect with others and regulate your emotions. You may struggle with trust, fear of abandonment, or difficulty feeling safe in relationships.
Relationship issues can arise from communication struggles, unmet emotional needs, or past wounds. You may feel disconnected, misunderstood, or stuck in patterns that hurt your connection with others.
A lack of emotional safety can make it difficult to open up, be authentic, or trust others with your true feelings. You may find yourself shutting down or avoiding closeness out of fear of judgment or rejection.
Inner child work explores the unmet needs, emotions, and beliefs formed in childhood that still influence you today. You may notice recurring emotional triggers, people-pleasing patterns, or a harsh inner critic rooted in those early experiences.
Abandonment wounds can leave you feeling anxious, unworthy, or desperate to keep people close. You may fear being left or overreact to signs of distance in relationships.
Boundary struggles often mean saying yes when you want to say no, overcommitting, or neglecting your needs to keep others happy. You may feel taken advantage of, drained, or resentful.
Healing relational wounds takes time, but it’s possible. Whether you're just starting to explore your attachment patterns or have been in therapy before, our therapists provide a supportive space where you can rebuild trust, cultivate self-worth, and experience deeper connection in your life.
We help clients in the Conneaut Lake area and throughout Pennsylvania understand the root causes of their emotional pain, while building effective tools to manage symptoms and reclaim a sense of calm and clarity. Our therapists integrate evidence-based modalities like Trauma-Focused CBT, CPT, DBT skills, and Emotionally Focused Therapy to meet your unique needs.
Together, we’ll move at a pace that feels safe and sustainable, so you can feel more present, empowered, and connected to yourself and the people around you.
We aim to make therapy as accessible and transparent as possible. Learn more about accepted insurance plans, payment options, and session fees.
For some, weekly therapy sessions just aren’t enough. If you’re feeling emotionally stuck or craving a more immersive approach, our Trauma Healing Intensives offer a space to slow down, dig deeper, and begin moving forward.
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Karima Mental Health Services | Specializing in the treatment of trauma and PTSD, offering compassionate, trauma-informed therapy virtually and in person across Pennsylvania.
11106 PA-18 suite 102, Conneaut Lake, PA, USA
Ph: 814-631-0688 | Fax: 814-228-8794
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