A difficult experience still feels close.
Memories, body reactions, worry, or a sense of danger can keep showing up long after an event has ended.
EMDR-Informed Care
Meet with Dar Krom, MSW, LISW, for trauma-informed counseling that starts with understanding what is affecting daily life and what support may help.

When Support Can Help
Some experiences keep affecting the present through fear, stress, disrupted sleep, numbness, or reactions that feel out of proportion to the moment.
Memories, body reactions, worry, or a sense of danger can keep showing up long after an event has ended.
Trauma can affect sleep, relationships, concentration, mood, and daily routines. Support can help make those patterns easier to understand.
Counseling begins with understanding what you need, building steadiness, and deciding whether EMDR is an appropriate part of your care.
A Thoughtful Starting Point
Trauma-informed counseling makes room for what happened and for what you need now. Your goals, current stress, relationships, routines, and sense of safety all matter when deciding how to begin.

In Ankeny
In-person appointments are available in Ankeny. You can start by sharing what has been difficult and the kind of support you are looking for. Dar will help you think through whether EMDR-informed care may fit.
702 SW 4th Street, Suite 103
Ankeny, IA 50023
Your needs and safety guide the pace and focus of counseling.
Questions
EMDR is a structured therapy approach that may be used to help people process distressing experiences and the reactions connected to them. Dar can explain the approach and help you decide whether it fits your needs.
No. You can begin by sharing what has been difficult, such as anxiety, upsetting memories, feeling on edge, sleep problems, grief, or reactions that feel bigger than the moment. The first conversation is about fit, not arriving with the right label.
EMDR may be one option for people dealing with the lasting effects of difficult experiences. The right approach depends on your history, current needs, safety, and goals for counseling.
EMDR-informed care is available from the Ankeny office. Online options may be discussed for Iowa clients when they are clinically appropriate and available.
Counseling appointments are not emergency care. If you are in a mental health crisis, call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Request Support
Share what you are hoping to work on and how the practice can reach you. For urgent mental health needs, call or text 988 instead of waiting for a reply.
Start Here
Request an appointment online, call the practice, or send a message. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
Request Appointment
Phone(515) 446-8490
Emailwellnessworks47@gmail.com
702 SW 4th Street, Suite 103
Ankeny, IA 50023