Somatic Spiritual Counseling
Group Practice
2975 Valmont Rd, Suite 210, Boulder, CO 80301
Let's Connect (720) 463-2258
Somatic Spiritual Counseling serves people stuck in patterns talk alone hasn't shifted — trauma, anxiety, addiction, relationship conflict, or a felt disconnection from body and purpose. Many have tried traditional therapy and gained insight without lasting change.
Our team blends clinical training (Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, parts work) with contemplative practices (yoga, breathwork, mindfulness) to help clients process what's held in the body. We support individuals and couples to find more joy, authenticity, and purpose.
Clients leave more able to feel, regulate, and reconnect with themselves, others, and the natural world.
Our Team
Being a human being is hard!
I work with people who know they could be more real, more themselves, more present, and more whole, but don’t know how. Through somatic psychotherapy, holistic healing arts, inner child healing, and more, I help people become intimate with their inner wisdom. I so look forward to getting to know you and supporting you.
Reasons to work with me may include depression, anxiety, addiction, spiritual emergency, insomnia, trauma, relationship difficulties, self-esteem, clarity of purpose, and deepening connection to yourself.
Being a human being is hard!
I work with people who know they could be more real, more themselves, more present, and more whole, but don’t know how. Through somatic psychotherapy, holistic healing arts, inner child healing, and more, I help people become intimate with their inner wisdom. I so look forward to getting to know you and supporting you.
Reasons to work with me may include depression, anxiety, addiction, spiritual emergency, insomnia, trauma, relationship difficulties, self-esteem, clarity of purpose, and deepening connection to yourself.
Our world, our relationships, and our minds often present us with challenges too difficult to work out on our own. These challenges can bar us from intimate contact with ourselves and others. They often take over our life, or makes certain parts of it unbearable. And if you are seeking out ways to work with them, I whole-heartedly salute you. My counseling is client-centered, somatic, and attachment-informed. This means that you choose what we work on, I help you to explore it in your body as well as your mind, and we use the power of relationship and care in that exploration.
Our world, our relationships, and our minds often present us with challenges too difficult to work out on our own. These challenges can bar us from intimate contact with ourselves and others. They often take over our life, or makes certain parts of it unbearable. And if you are seeking out ways to work with them, I whole-heartedly salute you. My counseling is client-centered, somatic, and attachment-informed. This means that you choose what we work on, I help you to explore it in your body as well as your mind, and we use the power of relationship and care in that exploration.
You're doing a brave thing here—looking for someone to help you overcome your challenges. I believe Love is at the heart of Life, though it gets covered up by painful experiences, the body's trauma responses, and our attempts to not feel that pain. We spend most of our energy avoiding overwhelming wounds and feelings. That's intelligent for getting on with life, but it doesn't address the core pain we feel when we're quiet, when we're alone, and when we're uncertain. Seeking support is a sign of wisdom—you know things can be different, you know you can feel whole and deeply happy, you're just not sure how to rest there.
You're doing a brave thing here—looking for someone to help you overcome your challenges. I believe Love is at the heart of Life, though it gets covered up by painful experiences, the body's trauma responses, and our attempts to not feel that pain. We spend most of our energy avoiding overwhelming wounds and feelings. That's intelligent for getting on with life, but it doesn't address the core pain we feel when we're quiet, when we're alone, and when we're uncertain. Seeking support is a sign of wisdom—you know things can be different, you know you can feel whole and deeply happy, you're just not sure how to rest there.