Ed Curtis, LSW

Grief and trauma are complicated and affect people in many ways. They manifest in ways that are sometimes unfamiliar and confusing to process.  I look forward to helping you on your journey towards healing.

I am currently a full-time police officer with a local police department, and have been serving my community for over 20 years.  I also come from a family of first responders.  Since 2019, I have been part of a critical incident/peer support team. As part of my work in law enforcement, I have received training and certifications in suicide intervention, trauma informed principles, crisis intervention, and psychological first aid. 

I graduated with a Masters in Social Work from Shippensburg University in May 2022.  My experience in counseling comes from working with individuals who have experienced repeated trauma throughout their lives.  I’ve also worked with individuals who’ve struggled with drug and alcohol addictions and helped them develop patterns towards successful living. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as part of my practice. I completed EMDR training in March 2023.

I work with individual and couples therapy. I also work with those that have experienced complex trauma and crime victims. I enjoy working with individuals from law enforcement and other first responder disciplines as well as those who support them in these roles.