Narcissistic Abuse Therapy
Structured Trauma-Informed PsychotherapyRegistered Psychotherapist (Ontario)
ONLine sessions
Narcissist Abuse Therapy
Structured Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy
Registered Psychotherapist (Ontario)
Online Sessions
Narcissistic Abuse Therapy
(Ontario, Canada & USA)
Structured psychotherapy for high-functioning adults seeking clarity, emotional regulation, and recovery.
ONLINE THERAPY
1You May Be Experiencing The Following
You function well in daily life but internally feel:
- Preoccupied with the relationship
- Mentally stuck in rumination
- Emotionally destabilized despite understanding the situation
Attached ,even after separation
Chronic anxiety, confusion, or self-doubt
- Loss of identity or clarity
- Ongoing psychological effects after manipulation and gaslighting
You may also have tried previous therapy and gained insight – yet emotional reactions persist.
2I Offer A Clear, Phased Therapy Process
Understanding patterns, dynamics, and psychological impact
Phase 2 – Stabilization & Regulation
Reducing emotional reactivity and cognitive looping
Phase 3 – Integration & Boundaries
Restoring identity, discernment, and relational safety
Phase 4 – Trauma Processing (when appropriate)
Resolving persistent trauma responses
The pace of therapy varies by individual readiness and clinical judgement.
3Session Options
Sessions are private-pay:
60-minute consultation $500CAD
90-minute session $700CAD
Details and scheduling are available on the booking page.
Sessions are structured and goal-directed, and frequency is adjusted as progress stabilizes.
4Confidentiality
Psychotherapy services are confidential within legal and professional limits. No contact is made with third parties without written consent except where required by law.
This service does not include diagnosis of you or other individuals.
Important Information:
- Psychotherapy is not emergency or crisis care
- If you are in crisis, contact:
https://talksuicide.ca/ - Outcomes vary by individual; no results can be guaranteed.
5About Martha Digby
Martha C. Digby, Registered Psychotherapist (Ontario)
- 12+ years clinical experience
- Extensive work with relational trauma and high-conflict dynamics
- Training in trauma-focused psychotherapy modalities
- Online private practice. Serving Ontario, Canada & US clients.
This is a specific psychotherapy service and may not be appropriate for every situation.
Registered Psychotherapist

Brainspotting & Trauma Processing
Brainspotting and EMDR are evidence-informed trauma therapies used to process stored trauma responses and reduce persistent emotional activation.
They may help with:
- trauma-related distress
- emotional reactivity
- cognitive dissonance
- nervous system regulation
These approaches are used only when clinically appropriate and with informed consent.
Focused. Ethical. Specialized Trauma Care.
Psychotherapy outcomes vary by individual. No specific results can be guaranteed.
Private and Confidential
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