When it comes to mental health and trauma recovery, conventional approaches can sometimes be painstakingly slow. For decades, individuals grappling with complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD), PTSD, or dissociation often endure years of therapy, medication, and fragmented interventions. That is why Cherie Doyen founded Quantum Therapeutix, a system designed to deliver rapid, measurable results while addressing trauma at its root.
Doyen, herself a trauma survivor turned visionary healer, founded Quantum Therapeutix, not just as a therapy, but as a full-spectrum approach to human rehabilitation. Her early life was marked by chaos and instability. Highly sensitive and extraordinarily intuitive, she learned to navigate survival through dissociation, a coping mechanism that left her fragmented but remarkably perceptive. Her own path to healing, from traditional medication to astral travel and shamanic study in Sedona, led to the creation of QT, a method that merges metaphysical insight with trauma science.
QT tackles trauma in two key stages: the trauma resolution process and the mentorship phase.
The trauma work is both precise and holistic. QT sessions focus on reprogramming the child, a method that restores balance and order to fractured timelines, aligns the nervous system, and harmonizes the body’s water molecules. “It’s like a rescue mission,” Doyen explains. “We take the client out of the trauma, give the child what it needs in that moment, and integrate it so the adult self can live fully.” By addressing the fragmented “outer child” rather than simply labeling symptoms, QT enables clients to reclaim control and perspective.
Unlike traditional therapy, which can take months or years to achieve comparable results, QT aims to achieve significant transformation in a matter of weeks. Sessions may last an hour, with only a fraction devoted to the direct reprogramming of trauma, while the remainder is dedicated to integration. “In three or four sessions, people who have been stuck for decades can begin to truly live,” Doyen notes.
Once trauma is addressed, QT shifts into a mentorship model designed to sustain recovery and build empowered lives. Functioning similarly to life coaching, this phase helps clients move from survival mode to intentional living. “We put their lives in gear instead of spinning around,” Doyen explains.
Mentorship focuses on goal-setting, practical life skills, and learning to navigate daily challenges from a place of clarity. Highly sensitive individuals, often overwhelmed by cognitive load and emotional intensity, are guided to structure their lives, leverage tools, and step fully into their gifts. Sessions typically include bi-monthly coaching, open office hours, and hands-on support for real-time problem solving, helping clients translate trauma resolution into tangible life outcomes.
Doyen envisions QT as a modality that can integrate seamlessly into conventional therapy practices. “It has enough foundation to stand alone, but it can also complement traditional therapy,” she says. By combining rapid trauma resolution with structured mentorship, QT provides mental health professionals with a new toolkit for clients whose needs exceed standard therapeutic approaches.
Her practice, Sagewell, is the next evolution of this work. Sagewell is designed to house QT in both online and eventually in-person settings, providing a comprehensive environment for trauma resolution, mentorship, and community support. Here, clients can experience the full range of Doyen’s methodology, benefiting from both the trauma-focused intervention and the life-building mentorship.
Beyond clinical practice, Doyen is developing manuscripts that explore her personal journey and her work with trauma, including a focus on complex trauma through the perspective of gifted children. These writings aim to extend the conversation around trauma healing, offering both guidance and inspiration for those navigating the shadows of their past.
Doyen’s vision for QT is ambitious: to make integrative trauma recovery accessible to individuals, therapists, and institutions worldwide. “We’re creating a world where trauma doesn’t define you,” she says. “Where people can step into their gifts, take control of their lives, and transform trauma into awakening and fulfillment.”
Truly, Quantum Therapeutix is a wellness model poised to reshape the mental health landscape. By combining speed, precision, and mentorship, it offers a practical alternative to traditional modalities while demonstrating that trauma recovery can be both scientifically grounded and spiritually informed.
For Doyen, the mission is clear: to transform lives, empower the gifted, and integrate a new standard of care into the wider mental health industry. “Everything we put in place to survive,” she reflects, “we can access again, consciously, with awareness, and finally live fully.”
