Just like the Japanese art of Kintsugi, we believe in bringing beauty from brokenness, turning your painful circumstances into strength and resilience.
We help you heal from the effects of repetitive trauma and Complex PTSD, enabling you to regain control, find balance, and become secure and emotionally sound.
Bring BEAUTY
from brokenness
Feeling like it will never get better?
Many people with Complex PTSD feel trapped by traumatic memories, emotional dysregulation, dissociation, hypervigilance, a negative self-concept, and often more. Traditional therapies often fail to address how it has changed their brain, leaving individuals feeling hopeless and stuck in a cycle of dysfunction.
Since you found your way here, you might be feeling powerless and helpless. You may have tried numerous therapies without relief, leading to frustration and exasperation. The most daunting obstacle is the continued dysregulation and triggers and their impacts on your daily life and relationships.
About Lilli Correll
Lilli is the founder of Resolve to Rise, LLC, a Fortune-5 healthcare executive, bestselling author, speaker and licensed counselor. A dedicated champion of patient-centered solutions within the healthcare industry, she has spoken to crowds of thousands about the patient experience and has been featured by Open Minds, Mental Health America, and The National Association of State Mental Health Programs Directors.
Through her signature combination of intellect, insight, experience, and compassion, Lilli Correll offers powerful lessons that can help anyone rise above their circumstances and create their own unlimited success.
In the bestselling book, Resolve to Rise, Lilli Correll investigates fundamental reasons why it feels so hard to recover after deep suffering, and offers compelling solutions to equip you in your efforts to move forward.
“Today, with 19 years of counseling experience and having worked for some of the largest health insurers in the country—designing models of care for individuals with serious mental illness and substance use disorders—I see that the entire system needs help.
People are often forced to settle for a diagnosis, medication, and maybe some generic therapy. We can do so much more. We know the impacts of trauma, especially repetitive trauma, on the brain. We have evidence-based treatments that are addressing those impacts. We need to change the narrative for both healthcare providers and patients around the world, from seeing people as permanently damaged to seeing them as resilient and able to heal.”
— Lilli Correll
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Our assessment provides a private, safe, and secure way to determine if you have experienced a traumatic event.
READ THE BOOK
Discover the concrete steps you can take to heal from the effects of abuse, presented by someone who understands all too well the courage and vulnerability it takes to heal.
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