Tosa Psych

06/02/2026

Grief is often so painful and overwhelming 💔 If you’ve experienced loss and feel the weight of it day in and day out, reach out. You don’t have to sit with it alone. Dr. Wyatt offers a deeply meaningful and helpful way forward with his grief group. Starting this month — email [email protected] to get connected.

05/10/2026

Mother’s Day can hold a lot more than what we see on the surface.

For some, it’s love and gratitude.

For others, it’s grief. Distance. Complicated history.

Sometimes it’s both at the same time.

It can bring up longing for what you didn’t have, or what you wish felt easier.

It can highlight relationships that are strained, or roles that feel heavy.

It can stir up guilt, pressure, or the quiet sense that everyone else seems to experience this day differently.

There isn’t one right way to feel today.

If it feels good, lean into that.

If it feels hard, that makes sense too.

❤️‍🩹You don’t have to force it into something it isn’t.

05/09/2026

You’ve probably been the one who holds it together.

You notice things other people don’t. You think ahead. You adjust. You make things work. And most of the time, no one really sees how much effort that actually takes.

And eventually… you’re just tired.

For a lot of women, especially those figuring out their neurodivergence later in life, that kind of exhaustion starts to make more sense. It’s not random. It’s years of masking. Years of trying to be who you needed to be to get through.

This group is a space to start making sense of that.

We talk about the pressure to be “easy,” the constant self-monitoring, the grief that can come with realizing this later, and what it might look like to begin letting some of that go.

If you’ve been holding it all together for a long time, you don’t have to do that here.

Unmasking Group
Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:15

Link in bio!

05/09/2026

Meet Dr. Domenick Tirabassi, founder and clinical director of Tosa Psychological Services 🧠 🌱

Dr. Domenick leads by example. He is deeply committed to his team, consistently putting others first and fostering a culture grounded in kindness, collaboration, and clinical excellence.

🩶 The standard at Tosa Psych is what it is because of how he shows up. He is thoughtful, steady, and deeply invested in both his clinicians and his patients.
✨Clinically, his work is highly specialized.

👉🏼 He focuses on EMDR, trauma, and dissociation, including work with complex presentations such as dissociative identity disorder. He has a unique ability to stay with the work where others often feel stuck, helping patients move through experiences that have felt unresolved for years.

For those looking for depth, precision, and a clinician who can hold complexity, his work stands apart.

To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit the link in bio.

05/06/2026

We are offering a grief group starting in June ❤️ Hoping people can find some relief and connect with others going through something similar.

If you have clients that might benefit, please let them know this exists! Would love to get resources out. We have some scholarship funds for those who can’t afford it and also offer gift cards for those who want to gift the group to someone.

04/30/2026

☀️ The final session of our *Raising Little Humans Workshop Series* is here — and it’s one you won’t want to miss!

Join us for **“Summer Survival Guide”** on **May 13 from 5:30–6:30 PM**.

Whether you're planning ahead or already feeling the chaos of summer approaching, this session will help you head into the season with confidence, structure, and a few sanity-saving strategies.

✨ Open to anyone gearing up for summer
✨ Completely FREE to attend
✨ Childcare provided so you can focus and recharge

Wrap up the series with practical tips and a supportive space to prepare for the months ahead. We’d love to see you there!

04/04/2026

03/27/2026

My approach is relational and attuned. I’m not just listening to what you say, but paying attention to how your mind, body, and nervous system are responding in real time. From there, we begin to gently untangle what’s been holding you in place and create space for something different.

You can expect therapy that goes beyond surface-level coping. Work that is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in helping you feel both understood and supported as you move toward something more integrated and sustainable.

You can connect with me via email at [email protected]

03/26/2026

❤️‍🩹📚🖊️Dr. Gabrielle specializes in:

* PTSD & c-PTSD
* Borderline Personality Disorder
* Dissociative Disorders
* Anxiety-Related Concerns 
* Panic Attacks 
* Social Anxiety
* Intrusive Thoughts
* Perfectionism & High Self Criticism 
* Emotion Regulation Challenges

You can reach out to learn more:
[email protected]

03/26/2026

A person with intact executive functioning can:

* Hold the goal in mind
* Initiate the task
* Organize steps
* Sustain effort
* Shift if needed
* Complete the task
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Someone with executive dysfunction may have all of those abilities in theory, but in practice:

* The task doesn’t “activate”
* The steps don’t organize
* The starting point feels unclear or overwhelming
* The brain does not mobilize toward action
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So the issue isn’t: “I don’t know how to do this”

It’s: “I cannot get my brain to engage with this right now”

Follow along for more information about how to kick start the brain in these moments so you can approach tasks differently :)
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Willcutt, E. G., Doyle, A. E., Nigg, J. T., Faraone, S. V., & Pennington, B. F. (2005). Validity of the executive function theory of ADHD. Biological Psychiatry, 57(11), 1336–1346.