Breaking Free Services

Counseling Services

Sears empowers all types of people in many different situations including men, women, soldiers, first-responders, victims of abuse, or anyone experiencing pain or trauma.

Who Can Benefit from counseling services?

Sears' counseling services are designed for men, women, veterans, first responders, and anyone dealing with unresolved trauma or emotional pain. While he helps and empowers people from all walks of life, his focus is on those whose lives have been deeply impacted by traumatic experiences.

Specializations

Sears specializes in helping men and women whose lives have been interrupted by trauma, whether recent or longstanding. Many of our clients include veterans experiencing PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), especially in cases where trauma involved life-threatening events or abuse. However, trauma is deeply personal, and its impact varies based on each individual and the time in their life they experienced it. Sears takes a direct and empowering approach, helping people process their experiences and move forward with strength and resilience.
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In-Person or Virtual Sessions

Since the pandemic, fewer sessions have been in-person. The good news is you can be anywhere and benefit from his online counseling and therapy sessions. Just contact us and make an appointment.

Hear it From Sears Taylor

Sears Taylor shares his heart for Breaking Free Counseling

Sears knows firsthand the struggles that many veterans, first responders, and others face after traumatic events. Watch the video below to learn how he empowers people to break free from their past and rediscover joy in their lives.

You May Be Wondering...

What Is Considered Trauma?

Trauma can take many forms, each unique to the individual’s experience. Common sources of trauma that Sears will address include:

  • Combat and Crisis Situations: Soldiers, police officers, and first responders facing life-threatening crises.
  • Serious Accidents: Physical injuries or concussions from accidents.
  • Physical, Verbal, and Emotional Abuse: Trauma from hurtful actions or words, which can often linger longer than physical injuries.
  • Sexual Abuse and Assault
  • Humiliation and Bullying
  • Loss of a Loved One: Trauma resulting from death, divorce, or separation.
  • Failure and Disappointment: Trauma from not meeting personal or professional expectations.
  • Isolation: Loss of community, friendships, or connection with others.
  • Guilt and Regret: Guilt for perceived wrongdoing or feeling responsible for events beyond one’s control.
  • Survivor’s Guilt: The complex feelings that can follow survival in a crisis, such as combat, natural disasters, or accidents.
  • Accumulated Minor Traumas: The buildup of small, unresolved traumas that, over time, weigh heavily on mental health.
  • Events That Challenge One’s Worldview: Traumatic events that defy an individual’s understanding of reality or expectations.

Is Unresolved Trauma Holding You Back?

Request an initial assessment with Sears Taylor to learn whether unresolved trauma is behind your struggles and what you can do about it.