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Therapy that helps you stop surviving and start living

Online trauma therapy for adults in South Carolina

Using EMDR to support healing from anxiety, PTSD, burnout, and the effects of childhood trauma.

You’ve learned to keep going… but that doesn’t mean you’re okay.

I’m Meghan, a trauma therapist offering virtual therapy for adults across South Carolina. I use approaches like EMDR to help your brain let go of survival mode.

Therapy here helps you stop running on empty so life isn’t just about getting through the day.

Not sure where to begin? You can start here to learn what therapy looks like before booking a consult.

Ready to stop just surviving?

Schedule a free intro call

Schedule your free intro call and get a personalized plan for moving forward.

Getting Started is Simple

Schedule a free intro call

A quick 15-minute chat to see if we’re a good fit and answer your questions.

Start your first session

This is where therapy begins. We’ll meet virtually and go at a pace that feels safe — no need to share everything at once.

Keep moving forward

Our work will give you more room to breathe and more energy for what matters most.

Schedule a free intro call

You don’t have to keep doing this on your own.

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Specialties

  • Living in your head, bracing for what might go wrong, and feeling unable to truly relax or feel at ease.

  • Burnout that comes from long-term stress, over-responsibility, caregiving roles, and living in survival mode for too long.

  • Feeling responsible for others’ emotions, difficulty saying no, and losing yourself in the process.

  • Doing everything yourself, avoiding relying on others, and feeling unsafe or uncomfortable needing support.

  • Long-standing emotional wounds that show up in adult relationships, attachment, and self-worth.

  • Trauma from single events or prolonged experiences that continue to affect your nervous system, even years later.

  • Feeling detached from emotions, people, or your own body as a way of coping with overwhelm.

  • Heightened emotional and sensory sensitivity that can lead to feeling easily overstimulated, drained, or misunderstood.

  • Grief related to loss, change, or life transitions — including losses that aren’t always visible or acknowledged.

Here’s what you’ll find as we work together

Remote EMDR lightbar setup on a therapy table—used for virtual trauma therapy sessions with Meghan Bowden.
Services — what’s offered
Meghan Bowden, trauma therapist in South Carolina, smiling while seated in a cozy chair – offering virtual EMDR therapy for adults statewide.
About me — finding the right fit
A cozy virtual therapy setup with a laptop on a warm-toned sofa, next to a pillow and a plant—suggesting a calming, comfortable therapy space.
FAQs — no need to wonder

  • “You are not the things that happened to you. But your nervous system still carries it — and that’s worth tending to.”

  • “Some things were too much to hold back then. Therapy helps you put them down now — safely, and for good.”

  • “You’ve coped by staying strong, staying busy — or staying small. But surviving isn’t the same as healing.”

  • “Healing doesn’t mean digging through every detail. It means helping your nervous system release what’s stuck — gently, and at your pace.”