Spirituality Therapists in Hodgin, Albuquerque, NM

TRAUMA, Grief & Spirituality: I am a Certified Brainspotting Therapist & CIT, working with C-PTSD, Complicated Grief, Dissociation & Relational Trauma, Religious Trauma, Post-Traumatic Spiritual Growth & Contemplative Spirituality. Brainspotting is a neuro-experiential model of therapy that accesses stored trauma in our brain & body through relevant eye positions. We use Focused Mindfulness to identify, process & resolve stored trauma. I provide other neuro-somatic (brain-body) Trauma Therapies including: EMDR, Somatic-Attachment, Mindfulness & Integrative Parts work, informed by Internal Family Systems and a Transpersonal lens.

I'm am interested in working with individuals, couples, and families who are committed to their own personal growth, healing, and well being. I help people who have hit one of life's many unpredictable speed bumps and need help to go over it, increase their vibrational frequency, capacity for joy, and get on with their wild and precious lives.

Are you struggling with intimacy, betrayal, sex or porn? I use a compassionate strength based approach to help you be your best self, live a fulfilling life and realize your full potential. I specialize in empowerment, healing trauma, anxiety, sexual addictions and affairs. I'm a former personal trainer, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and EMDR certified. I work with those who are new to therapy and those with high self awareness seeking ongoing growth. I'm passionate about empowering you in everyway. Together we'll improve your relationships, self-worth and help you regain wholeness using a body, mind, and Spirit approach.

Umoja Behavioral Health is an Intensive Outpatient Provider in the State of New Mexico. We provide telehealth services except in extremely unique circumstances. Umoja Behavioral Health's (UBH) philosophy is rooted in addressing the needs of the whole person as part of Behavioral Health. Our practice is built on principles that acknowledge culture and spirituality. We acknowledge that for some, their wellness has been greatly impacted by oppression, and marginalization. Social justice is a foundational value for UBH. UBH encourages spiritual practices that are empowering and that have meaning for you. You DO NOT HAVE to DO yoga.

With 20 years in the recovery community, I've transitioned from a peer support volunteer to a licensed substance abuse associate (LSAA) with a BA in Psycho-Spirituality. My mission is to provide a safe place for individuals navigating substance misuse and associated challenges like trauma and mood disorders. Since my early twenties, I've been actively involved in support groups, starting with homeless LGBTQIA+ youth. This diverse experience has shaped my commitment to inclusivity and understanding, fostering a continuous journey of empathy and support. You can check out my book, The Recovery Warrior.

If you are at an intersection or wilderness in your life due to illness, conflict, grief, depression, vocational or family changes, personal or cultural change, and desire discernment and guidance for next steps, my goal is to accompany you with a compassionate presence. Our work together is to cultivate a deeper sense of peace and the ability to be a loving presence in your family and community. With over 30 years as a practitioner, my work is to be a compassionate listener and assist in finding what is most important for you at this time in your life as you tend your soul and attend to your responsibilities.

I specialize in relationship, sexual, and gender issues, trauma and attachment issues, and mindfulness. In our therapy relationship, you’ll experience connection, acceptance, safety, and trust; this can be healing in itself. We'll start by exploring and making sense of your challenges, compassionately and collaboratively. We can also use EMDR, guided imagery, and mindfulness to activate your mind’s natural ability to heal, going deeper than words, into realms of feeling, imagination, and focused attention. I believe you’ll find that I bring exceptional clarity, integrity, and creativity to our therapy work.

My practice is eclectic in that it utilizes a variety of avenues, to help you meet your goals in treatment. I have over 20 years of experience in providing services to individuals and families. My background is in parenting, domestic abuse and substance use. I work closely with adults wanting a way out from negative cycles that are harmful and self defeating. I also provide support to individuals experiencing life transitions, where change may be a challenge. If you are feeling stuck and uncertain, I encourage you to consider a journey in healing. Therapy is just one of many tools. Healing is a journey we should not have to do alone