LEGACY TRAILS
THERAPY, PLLC

Robyn L. Flores, Ph.D., LMFT-S, LPC, NCC, ACS, C.F.T., D.A.A.E.T.S, AAMFT Approved Supervisor (follow link for CV)

I have the privilege of working with some of the most brilliantly exquisite and tortured minds. It is an honor to hold their stories in time and space. Our work together can lead to a deeper exploration of the psyche and the discovery of existential congruence, fostering genuine ways of being.​
 
Most of my work involves the intersection of neurodivergent brain styles + trauma + sexuality and adult relationships; the deconstruction of shame (i.e., sexual, historical messaging, societal, religious, bullying, abuse/neglect, etc.); challenges related to erotic marginalization; childhood abuse trauma through Jungian trauma-focused therapy; healing from attachment injuries (i.e., rejection trauma); forensic traumatology.

As the consultant for the 13th revision process for the AAMFT Code of Ethics, I lead with an ethical disposition in all that I do, as a therapist, supervisor, professor, and researcher. I am also a Diplomate for the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, supporting clients who have experienced all types of trauma.

As a curious human, I use an evidence-based integrative approach to care. My philosophical foundation is rooted in social constructivist meaning-making with a deep humanistic presence, while my conceptual lens is systemic. I often use postmodern interventions, primarily from the narrative approach, such as deconstruction, re-storying, and acknowledging the power and purpose of verbal and non-verbal communication. I strive to better understand the constructs that both serve (and no longer serve) clients in their ways of being.​​