dv individual therapy

Online | Open to clients in Florida, California, and Texas

This is not just talk therapy—it’s a space to confront, process, and heal the complex wounds of surviving abuse. Domestic violence therapy with Nastasia Freeman, Licensed Psychotherapist, offers a nonjudgmental, one-on-one environment where you’re supported in reclaiming your voice and power.

With advanced trauma training, Nastasia helps you unpack fear, shame, and the emotional aftermath of abuse, while guiding you through the deeper work of rebuilding self-worth, recognizing patterns, and restoring a sense of safety.

Her approach blends neuropsychotherapy, trauma-informed care, and direct, compassionate guidance. Sessions focus on understanding how trauma has impacted your brain and nervous system, while equipping you with practical tools to set boundaries, protect your peace, and move forward.

It’s not easy—but it is healing. You don’t have to carry this alone.

Reduced Fees to support survivors of domestic violence

We offer reduced fees and pro bono services to support survivors in need of financial relief.

Accommodations are available to help protect your well-being, privacy, and safety while accessing care.

Please note: Reduced or waived fees are not guaranteed and are based on availability.

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dv support group

This online support group is a safe space for those who have experienced domestic violence. Facilitated by trained professionals with a shared lived experience, the group offers a sense of connection, safety, and understanding among people who truly get it—survivors bound by shared scars.

While this isn’t therapy, it is deeply therapeutic. Through honest, supportive conversations, you’ll have the opportunity to share at your own pace and listen to others who have walked a similar path. The focus is on healing together—no pressure, no judgment.

We talk about what matters—like creating a safe life for yourself (and your children, if you’re a parent), navigating financial struggles caused by abuse, setting boundaries that feel right, and learning to trust yourself again. These conversations unfold with transparency and understanding—creating a space where you can be open and authentic, like sitting with friends who truly get it.

advocacy & Outreach

At Hello Healed®, we believe this question is the catalyst for meaningful change. Our advocacy is rooted in human connection, listening with empathy, and meeting survivors and communities exactly where they are—offering support and amplifying their voices.

We don’t provide answers from afar. Instead, we stand alongside families and communities in times of need, ensuring access to mental health care and trauma-informed support. Whether it's raising awareness, creating spaces for open conversations, or empowering those who’ve been overlooked, we work to challenge systems that fail to support those who need it most.

By listening to the stories and experiences of those affected by trauma, we echo their voices and strengthen the community. Through advocacy, we don’t just advocate for change—we actively create it with every conversation, connection, and action.