Trauma-informed therapy for individuals, families, and couples seeking nervous system regulation, emotional healing, and deeper connection.
KATHY GRAY MA, LPC, LMFT, OTA Certified EMDR & Imago Therapist, Sensory Process Specialist, Houston Eating Disorder Specialist, ICP Certified IASIS MCN Neurofeedback
Many of the people I support are:
Often, clients arrive feeling exhausted from “holding it together” or frustrated that insight alone hasn’t brought relief. Therapy here is not about fixing you—it’s about helping your body and mind feel safe enough to heal.If you’re longing for more calm, clarity, connection, and self-trust, you’re not alone—and support is available.
IASIS Micro Current Neurofeedback A gentle, non-invasive approach that supports nervous system regulation and emotional balance. Many clients report improved sleep, focus, and reduced overwhelm as their system becomes calmer and more regulated.
Learn MoreEMDR helps process past experiences and deeply held beliefs that continue to affect present-day emotions and reactions. As distress decreases, clients often experience greater calm, clarity, and resilience.
Learn MoreBody and sensory-based strategies help calm the body, reduce fight-or-flight responses, and improve emotional regulation—creating a stable foundation for healing.
Learn Moremago Relationship Therapy Imago Therapy supports couples in rebuilding emotional safety, improving communication, and deepening connection. This structured approach helps partners feel heard and understood while reducing conflict and reactivity.
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Read MoreTrauma creates changes in your brain that trigger the fight or flight response (sympathetic mode) and freeze or fold response (survival mode). These responses can become so second-nature that stress hormones are released even without the stimulus of a threat in your environment. Over time, this process can lead to neurological changes and nervous system dysfunction.
Read MoreEating disorders are pathological conditions characterized by disturbed eating behaviors that affect mental and physical health.
Read MoreBecause having an eating disorder is a way to cope with emotional challenges, it isn’t uncommon to have Co-Occurring Disorders. What this means is you may be suffering from one or more psychological disorders at one time.
Read MoreBone density is influenced by more than calcium and supplements. Chronic stress, poor sleep, digestive strain, and nervous system dysregulation can interfere with the body’s ability to repair and maintain bone tissue. This educational handout explores how nervous system regulation, movement, nutrition, and mineral support work together to support bone health—grounded in evidence-based principles and Gray’s 3™.
Learn MoreHashimoto’s, Stress & the Nervous System Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is influenced by more than thyroid hormones alone. Chronic stress, immune activation, sleep disruption, and nervous system dysregulation can contribute to symptom flares, fatigue, brain fog, and difficulty regulating energy and mood. This educational resource explores how nervous system regulation supports immune balance, digestion, hormonal communication, and recovery—alongside medical care, nutrition, and appropriate thyroid treatment. Educational use only. Not a substitute for medical evaluation or treatment.
Learn MoreBrain Fog & the Nervous System Brain fog, word-finding difficulty, and cognitive slowing are often signs of nervous system overload—not lack of intelligence or motivation. Chronic stress, sleep disruption, inflammation, trauma, and sensory overload can all interfere with attention, memory, and language processing. This educational resource explains how nervous system regulation supports cognitive clarity, processing speed, and mental stamina—alongside medical evaluation, nutrition, rest, and targeted support. Educational use only. Not a substitute for medical evaluation or treatment.
Learn MoreChronic stress and nervous system dysregulation can increase inflammatory burden and interfere with the body’s natural detoxification pathways. This resource explores how regulation supports immune balance, digestion, and recovery alongside medical care.
Learn MoreDigestion and liver function are heavily influenced by nervous system regulation. Chronic stress and survival responses can interfere with gut motility, bile flow, nutrient absorption, and the body’s natural detoxification processes, contributing to digestive discomfort and systemic strain.
Learn MoreThe heart is directly regulated by the autonomic nervous system. Chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation can influence heart rate, rhythm, blood pressure, and emotional heart strain, while regulation supports cardiovascular resilience alongside medical care.
Learn MoreWhole foods provide essential nutrients, fiber, and phytonutrients that support digestion, inflammation balance, and gut health. A varied, nutrient-dense diet supports the nervous system’s ability to regulate stress and recover.
Learn MoreHerbs have been traditionally used to support digestion, liver function, stress regulation, and nourishment. These supports are often gentle and work best as part of a whole-person, regulation-based approach.
Learn MoreCertain vitamins, minerals, and fats play critical roles in nervous system signaling, immune regulation, energy production, and detox pathways. Individual needs vary and are best guided by lab work and medical oversight.
Learn MoreGut health influences nutrient absorption, immune signaling, inflammation, and detoxification. Supporting digestion and microbiome balance helps regulate both the nervous system and immune response.
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