Mental discomfort arises from anxiety within your bodymind. Using tools from cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal neurobiology, nutritional science and somatic psychology, you rebalance your unique system of body, mind and soul. Methods are relational and focus on non-pharmaceutical interventions, because while drugs may mitigate symptoms for awhile, they rarely cure and often make things worse.
Bodymind Counseling is about looking at life a new way. About learning to care for yourself, clearing your mind of misconceptions and knee-jerk reactivity. You’ll uncover old dysfunctional patterns your subconscious takes as it manifests your personality and behaviors in your daily life. At your own pace, you alter them to live with more contentment and success. But most important, you learn better ways to handle normal everyday anxiety, so you self regulate to be more present and caring in relationship with yourself and others.
Are you ready to learn, grow and change into a happier, healthier you?
Go to Practice Information for info on fees, insurance, etc.
Specialties
- Substance use and abuse
- Anxiety and panic regulation
- Emotional confusion and relational difficulties
- Anger management and mental health assessments
- Complex traumatic stress disorder (cPTSD)
- General health coaching
- Medical diagnosis response and support
- Therapeutic consultation
- Sensitivity to Latino, Japanese, Native American, military and trans cultures.
Non-pharmaceutical therapies
There are hundreds of schools of psychology in which psychotherapists train. Each one uses a different basket of theoretical tools, so you rarely find two psychotherapists who offer the same methods. Here’s a list of some of the modalities that inform my integrated practice.
- Interpersonal Neurobiology (Daniel Siegel)
- Somatic psychology (Arielle Schwartz)
- Object-relations psychology (Margaret Mahler)
- Mindfulness Solutions (Ronald Siegel)
- Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (Jon Kabat-Zinn)
- Diamond Approach to psycho-spiritual integration (A.H. Almaas)
- Bach Flower Remedies (Edward Bach)
- Enneagram of personality types (Richard Rizo, A.H. Almaas)
- Narrative Therapy (Michael White)
- Bowen family therapy (Murray Bowen)
- Buddhist psychology (Jack Kornfield)
- Homeopathy (Samuel Hahnemann)
- Self Poetry (Morgan Randall)
- Bibliotherapy
- Solution-focused Therapy (Steve deShazer/Insoo Kim Berg)
- Structural family therapy (Salvador Minuchin)
- BEINGnBALANCE approach to wellbeing (Raymond Allred)
