About me
For over twenty years, I have helped clients of diverse backgrounds and cultures in a collaborative and interactive style. As a holistic therapist, I believe that the mind, body, and spirit are all interconnected. I draw upon a variety of approaches (solution-focused, cognitive behavioral, and brainspotting) providing support and practical feedback to help you effectively address personal and work related challenges.
As a certified brainspotting practitioner, I can help you connect the brain and the body to transform and heal from the inside out. I am passionate about how effective brainspotting can be as a neuroexperiential process for healing. If you are wondering what brainspotting is... it is a deep, brain-based therapy that provides healing at "warped speed." Brainspotting makes use of relevant eye positions to help us locate the area of the brain where emotional pain and trauma is stored. This allows the client to focus, process, and release the core neuro-physiological sources of emotional pain and unhealthy coping mechanisms. With the trauma released from the brain and body, the client is able to connect with who they truly are are so they can reach their own greatest potential. It can help you emotionally, mentally and physically.
As a Standard Process practitioner, I believe in the gut and mind connection. What you put in your body will also impact how you feel.
Some of the ways that I do self- care is by taking yoga classes, gardening and cooking. Most recently the most rewarding thing I have done is adopt a dog from a rescue center. In return, "Mocha" gives me and my family so much joy and love.
As a certified brainspotting practitioner, I can help you connect the brain and the body to transform and heal from the inside out. I am passionate about how effective brainspotting can be as a neuroexperiential process for healing. If you are wondering what brainspotting is... it is a deep, brain-based therapy that provides healing at "warped speed." Brainspotting makes use of relevant eye positions to help us locate the area of the brain where emotional pain and trauma is stored. This allows the client to focus, process, and release the core neuro-physiological sources of emotional pain and unhealthy coping mechanisms. With the trauma released from the brain and body, the client is able to connect with who they truly are are so they can reach their own greatest potential. It can help you emotionally, mentally and physically.
As a Standard Process practitioner, I believe in the gut and mind connection. What you put in your body will also impact how you feel.
Some of the ways that I do self- care is by taking yoga classes, gardening and cooking. Most recently the most rewarding thing I have done is adopt a dog from a rescue center. In return, "Mocha" gives me and my family so much joy and love.
