Early in my private practice, I began to realize how much I missed working with the body. In focusing on the mind, I felt as though I had set aside an invaluable tool—my hands—which I had come to recognize as a gift. I had discovered the healing power of touch and was unsure how to integrate that into my psychotherapeutic work. Around that time, I had the opportunity to watch Peter Levine, the developer of Somatic Experiencing (SE), work live with a client. It was a pivotal moment for me. Bringing the body into my psychotherapeutic work resonated deeply, and that same day, I signed up for the three-year postgraduate SE training. This decision transformed the way I practice.
There is one more piece of my journey that feels important to share. A little over two years ago, after nearly 30 years of living in Los Angeles, I began to feel an inner prompting to move. With a shared dream of having land, my partner and I uprooted our lives and settled in the beautiful rolling hills of Tennessee. As stewards of the land we have been blessed with, our vision is to create a place where the people we love and care about can come and feel supported—mind, body, and soul.
My personal dream is to create a space that hosts immersive retreats for individuals and couples. My intention is to combine all that I offer to curate personalized, immersive experiences that support people in discovering what is true for them, helping them grow into the fullest expressions of themselves.
I consider it an honor and a privilege to do what I do in the world. To deepen and expand my skills, I continue to pursue advanced post-graduate training in various modalities. My education and specialized training includes:
Master’s thesis: conscious femininity: sexual fulfillment through a return to self
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