Bella Health
Trauma Therapy, Consulting, and Training in CA, MA, & ME
We believe everyone deserves a space that feels safe, understood, and supported. That is the foundation of trauma-informed care and guides everything we do. When trauma, especially PTSD, is central to your story, healing often requires more than support alone. We are a small, specialized practice committed to compassionate, evidence-based trauma care that balances clinical excellence with flexibility, collaboration, client choice, and real-world application, creating treatment that is tailored to your goals, your pace, your values, and your life.
Our clinicians are trained in leading, evidence-based trauma therapies, including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), and Written Exposure Therapy (WET), among the most effective treatments for post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and related conditions.
Rather than building our practice around a single therapy model, we offer several leading evidence-based trauma treatments so care can be tailored to the individual rather than expecting individuals to fit one particular approach. As healing unfolds, treatment recommendations may evolve alongside you, allowing therapy to remain responsive to your needs, goals, and progress. Our commitment is to helping you move beyond symptom management toward meaningful, lasting recovery.
Our founder, Angela L. Belleville, LMHC, LPCC, LCPC, brings twenty-five years of experience in trauma-focused behavioral health. She has trained and supervised hundreds of providers in trauma-informed care and advanced cognitive therapies. Her approach is practical, warm, and structured while remaining flexible and relational, with a focus on helping clients strengthen their resilience and capacity for change.
If you’ve been impacted by trauma, you know how much it can shape the way you think, feel, and move through the world. It can take up significant space in daily life and in the nervous system. Healing is not linear, and at times it can feel out of reach. But meaningful change is possible, and evidence-based treatment has supported many people in rebuilding a steadier sense of self and connection. Whether you’re ready to begin therapy, seeking consultation, or looking for training, we’re here to help you take the next step forward.
Our Team
Angela L. Belleville, LPCC, LMHC, LCPC
Founder & Clinical Director
Licensed in California (LPCC #16969), Massachusetts (LMHC #6028), Maine (LCPC #CC8217)Hi, I’m Angela. I’m a licensed therapist with over 20 years of experience helping adults navigate PTSD and the lingering effects of trauma. I believe trauma is an injury—not a disorder—and, like any injury, it deserves proper care, attention, and a safe, supportive space to heal.
We are wired to survive. Initial trauma responses are ways our nervous system tries to keep us safe and help us endure the unexpected, the unimaginable, and deeply disorienting threats and dangers.
We are also wired to heal. Almost immediately after an injury, our body starts clotting, cleaning, signaling, and laying the groundwork for repair—even if we aren’t aware of it.
We are adaptive, resilient and creative, finding ways to navigate through almost any challenge.
Healing also involves connection—whether it’s connection to supportive people, relationships, or to ourselves and our values. Connection helps us feel safe. Understood. Grounded.
My approach is goal-oriented and time-respecting, designed to help you heal, reclaim agency, and move forward in ways that matter most to you. I’m not here to offer you advise—I’ve found that survivors often already carry what they need within themselves. My role and therapy style are to offer guidance and tools so that you can not only access that inner wisdom, but learn to trust and value it.
A question that has quietly guided my work is How can we help people heal more effectively? That question led me to seek training in multiple evidence-based trauma therapies and ultimately became the foundation for Bella Health. Rather than expecting people to fit one treatment model, I believe treatment should be thoughtfully fitted to the individual and adapted collaboratively as healing unfolds.
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Trinh Dang, LMHC
Trauma Clinician
Licensed in Massachusetts (LMHC)Trinh is a trauma clinician with extensive experience across community mental health, nonprofit organizations, and private practice, serving in both clinical and leadership roles. She is known for bringing warmth, thoughtfulness, and clinical excellence to her work while creating a safe, collaborative environment where clients feel supported throughout the healing process.
Her clinical background includes specialized training in Cognitive Reprocessing (CR) for PTSD, Prolonged Exposure (PE), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Psychosis, the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS), and other evidence-based approaches. She also brings years of experience working within multidisciplinary behavioral health teams and is able to provide therapy in both English and Vietnamese.
Trinh looks forward to sharing more about her approach and the experiences that have shaped her work in the near future.
