Trauma care at Lonerock Clinic in Eugene, Oregon

Conditions We Treat

Trauma Treatment in Eugene, Oregon

Not everyone who experiences trauma develops PTSD, but unresolved trauma can still affect every part of life. Lonerock provides trauma-informed psychiatric evaluations, personalized medication management, psychotherapy, and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) when appropriate to help patients heal in a safe, individualized way.

Medically reviewed by Cedar Sharpe, LCSW · Last reviewed June 2026

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PRATI- & Polaris-trained
ASKP3-certified
LCSW-led KAP
Ketamine + Spravato®
Insurance accepted
11,000+ patients served

Every patient begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation to understand their experiences, current symptoms, previous treatment, and goals. From there, we create an individualized treatment plan that may include medication management, psychotherapy, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), and coordinated care with your existing providers.

At Lonerock Clinic, we recognize that trauma impacts every person differently. That's why our psychiatric care creates a safe, supportive environment where you can explore your experiences at your own pace with expert guidance and evidence-based care.

Understanding your care

How Trauma Can Show Up

Trauma affects every person differently, and its effects can linger long after the experience itself. Recognizing how trauma shows up — emotionally and physically — is an important step toward healing.

Anxiety & Hypervigilance

A persistent sense of being on guard, easily startled, or unable to fully relax, even when you're safe.

Sleep Disturbances

Difficulty falling or staying asleep, restless nights, or distressing dreams that interrupt your rest.

Detachment & Numbness

Feeling disconnected from yourself, others, or the world around you, or numbing out to cope with painful memories.

Other Ways Trauma Can Show Up

Emotional overwhelm
Difficulty trusting others
Avoidance of reminders
Mood changes
Physical symptoms such as chronic tension, headaches, or digestive issues

Trauma vs. PTSD: What's the Difference?

Trauma is the emotional response to a distressing experience.
PTSD is a specific mental health condition that may develop after trauma.
Not everyone who experiences trauma develops PTSD.
Both deserve compassionate, evidence-based treatment.

What Trauma-Informed Care Means at Lonerock

Respecting each patient's pace
Creating emotional and physical safety
Collaborative decision-making
Individualized treatment plans
Whole-person support alongside evidence-based psychiatric care

Personalized Medication Management

Not everyone who experiences trauma needs medication. When it's appropriate, medication can help ease symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, or sleep disturbances so you can engage more fully in healing. Any medication decisions are individualized, closely monitored, and regularly reviewed by our clinical team.

Coordinated care

Collaborative Care for Better Mental Health

We believe that integrated, team-based care is essential for effective mental health treatment. We work closely with your primary care physician, therapists, and other healthcare providers to ensure a coordinated approach tailored to your needs.

Integrated Treatment Plans

Our team communicates openly with your existing providers to develop a medication and therapy plan that aligns with your overall healthcare goals, ensuring consistency and safety.

Open Referrals Welcome

You don't need to be a Lonerock primary care patient to receive our mental health services. We accept referrals from any physician, making it easy to access specialized care.

Personalized Support

Every patient receives care that is individualized to their condition, lifestyle, and preferences, helping improve outcomes and maintain long-term mental wellness.

Your Care Team

Cedar Sharpe, LCSW
25+ years in mental health · Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy & psychedelic integration
Kimberly Metheny, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker · Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy & integration

Meet the full care team

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Getting started

How It Works

1
Book Your Free Consultation
Call (833) 646-3633 or book online — often same-day or next-day.
2
Comprehensive Evaluation
A full psychiatric assessment so your plan fits your history, not a template.
3
Your Personalized Plan
Medication management, therapy, and interventional options as appropriate — with ongoing follow-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What treatments are available for trauma?

Our clinic offers therapy, medication management, and advanced interventions such as Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and Spravato®. Each plan is tailored to your unique needs.

How long does trauma therapy take?

The timeline varies depending on your goals and experiences. Many patients begin to feel relief within a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing care to ensure long-term healing.

What's the difference between trauma therapy and regular counseling?

While general counseling focuses on day-to-day concerns, trauma therapy uses specialized techniques to process memories and emotions related to specific traumatic experiences. It's designed to help you regain a sense of safety and control.