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First Responder Trauma Therapy

Support for the demands of service—and life beyond the job.

I help first responders, veterans, public safety professionals, couples, and families work through trauma, cumulative stress, grief, and challenges at home. My practice also welcomes emergency personnel, pilots, and railroad professionals.

Meet with me in Novato or through telehealth in California. You don’t need to wait for a crisis to ask for support.

Ask About Appointments

Nicole, my assistant, coordinates scheduling, availability, and session-fee questions.

First Responder Trauma Therapy

Trauma informed therapy for PTSD, cumulative stress, difficult calls, grief, anxiety, burnout, moral injury, and career transitions. Treatment may include EMDR and other evidence informed approaches, guided by your needs and goals.

Couples and Family Support

Support for communication, connection, relationship strain, family stress, and the impact of public safety work on life at home. Sessions are tailored for couples and families navigating the demands of service.

Support After a Critical Incident

After a difficult call or critical incident, you may notice changes in sleep, mood, concentration, or relationships. Individual therapy offers space to understand what you are experiencing and choose practical next steps at your own pace.

For team support, peer consultation, or department response planning, explore For Departments or contact Jill.

Teletherapy

Therapy is available by telehealth for clients located in California. Online sessions can make it easier to access support around demanding schedules and travel to the office.

 

Jill will discuss whether telehealth is a good fit for your needs and how to prepare a private space for sessions.

Welcome to my new office 💙🌺

The Aloha Room—a place to pause and exhale.

Welcome to my therapy office in Novato. With warm lighting, comfortable seating, and touches of the ocean, I’ve created this space to feel personal and welcoming.

You don’t need to arrive with everything figured out. Whether you’re carrying stress from the job or navigating challenges at home, we can start with what matters most to you.

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Getting Started With Therapy

1. Reach Out

To book individual or couples therapy with Jill, email her assistant at Nicole@jillpeelertherapy.com. Nicole coordinates appointments. A brief booking request is enough; please do not include sensitive clinical details.

2. Discuss Fit

Talk about your goals, current availability, location, and whether Jill’s approach fits your needs. Ask about session fees, insurance or EAP participation, and next steps before scheduling.

3. Understand Privacy

Before therapy begins, review confidentiality, its limits, records, and any questions about your work or benefits. Jill can explain how these apply to your situation so you can make an informed choice.

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Fees & Coverage

Explore your options for getting started with therapy.

Employee Assistance
Programs

Spring Health (including California State EAP), Concern, Claremont, and ComPsych.

Confirm eligibility and approved sessions before scheduling. Other EAPs may consider a single-case agreement; approval is required.

California State EAP details →

Private Pay
& Superbill

Private-pay sessions are available. Nicole can help with fees and scheduling.

I can provide a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Check your benefits and deductible; reimbursement is not guaranteed.

Ask Nicole about fees →

Veterans &
VA Community Care

Therapy for veterans through VA Community Care. Ask your VA care team for a referral to Jill Peeler.

VA approval is required. Covered services depend on your authorization.

How to request a referral →

VA decides disability benefits. For claims help, contact a VA-accredited representative.

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Ready to get started?

Nicole can help with availability, fees, and scheduling.

Ask About Appointments →

A brief inquiry is enough. Please leave sensitive clinical details out of email.

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