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Call: (914) 499-0631
Call: (914) 499-0631
Maybe it's betrayal. Maybe it's years of unresolved conflict. Maybe it's trauma one of you brought into the relationship.
Whatever brought you here — you've probably already tried to work through it. And you're still exhausted, still stuck, still wondering if this is just how it is now:
It doesn't have to be. Couples trauma isn't a communication problem. It's a nervous system problem — and it responds to a different kind of care.
Couples
Years Specializing in Trauma
Licensed in 14 States + DC
Most couples therapy focuses on communication. And communication matters — but when trauma is underneath the conflict, it's not enough on its own.
Dr. Cammy brings two credentials that rarely exist in the same practice:
I didn't start here. I began as a trauma therapist—trained in EMDR, working with individuals whose bodies were still holding what their minds couldn't process. But I kept seeing the same thing: my clients were healing individually, and their relationships were still suffering.
Because trauma doesn't just live inside one person. It lives between partners too. The affair that shattered everything. The loss of a child that built a wall between them. The chronic illness that turned partners into caretakers. The accident that left them both changed.
So I trained in the Gottman Method—one of the most research-backed approaches to couples—and built a practice that treats both at once.
No guesswork. No indefinite processing. Every session has a clear purpose — and you'll know what you're working toward before you leave.
We assess your relationship using Gottman's research tools. You see exactly what's happening—and why
We practice new skills in session—so they're automatic before the next real fight. Not theory. Practice.
Once the conflict cycle breaks, we rebuild what got buried under years of fighting: friendship, trust, intimacy.
University of California San Francisco (UCSF) / University of Colorado School of Medicine
Focus: Interprofessional, trauma-informed primary care
University of Colorado School of Medicine Advanced Specialization, Medical Family Therapy
Focus: Functional neurological disorders in primary care
University of Connecticut PhD, Human Development and Family Studies
Focus: Psychosocial resilience during chronic illness
University of Connecticut MA, Marriage and Family Therapy
Focus: Couple and family recovery from PTSD
Catholic University MA, General Psychology
Focus: Trauma and the brain-gut connection
Boston College BA, Human Development and English
Focus: Community counseling for sexual trauma
New Jersey — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #37FI00253600
Rhode Island — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #MFT00293
Ohio — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #F.2400462
Texas — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #205763
Florida — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #4924
Connecticut — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #3348
Michigan — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #4101007412
North Carolina — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #20382
New York — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #002076
Georgia — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #002078
Washington DC — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #97457
California — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #97439
Massachusetts — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
License #1496
Fair Play Certified Facilitator, Fair Play Life
Focus: Evidence-based system for creating equity and balance in partnerships
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Journey Clinical
Focus: Integration of ketamine therapy with trauma treatment
EMDR Consultant, EMDR International Association
Focus: Training trauma-informed therapists in individual and couple healing
EMDR Certified Therapist, EMDR International Association
Focus: Individual and couple recovery from PTSD; medically unexplained symptoms; functional neurological disorders; psychogenic seizures
AAMFT Nationally Approved Supervisor, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Focus: Trauma therapy; EMDR; Medical Family Therapy
Certified Gottman Therapist, The Gottman Institute
Focus: Couples therapy for trust repair, conflict management, and intimacy restoration
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Focus: Emotional regulation and distress tolerance in complex trauma
Neurolinguistic Programming Master, iNLP Center
Focus: Trauma-informed medical family therapy
Advanced Hypnosis Practitioner, iNLP Center
Focus: Clinical hypnosis in the treatment of complex PTSD
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I'm Dr. Cammy. I started Bliss in Being after more than a decade of helping couples and individuals navigate trauma, PTSD, and the painful moments that can reshape a relationship. This work is personal to me—and I bring that to every session
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