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Integral Therapy emphasizes the need to look at the person as a whole. From the physical, including nutritional and environmental factors, to the spiritual, social, and lifestyle choices and practices.
Specialty Therapies
Specialty Therapies
Yoga Therapy
Yoga Therapy is the adaptation of a yoga practice designed for the individual’s own needs. It uses the various tools of physical movement with various breath techniques. Also included is the use of sound, meditation, and self-study. We can all benefit from the one-on-one program designed to meet you where you are today.
Medical research shows that Yoga Therapy is among the most effective complimentary therapies for the stresses of life. When yoga tools are practiced with therapeutic intentions, you can either prevent or help alleviate the symptoms of illness on the physical, mental, and emotional layers of your life.
Behavioral Therapy
Behavior Medicine is a special type of therapy that supports the unique issues of people diagnosed with medical illnesses. This therapy is designed for people who may not have a mental health problem, rather those who want to better manage their physical condition. Treatment aims to reduce the intensity and frequency of illness symptoms, improve your quality of life, provide support for medical decision making or health education, improve coping skills, and reduce stress and worry.
Behavioral medicine therapy is helpful for people who have health symptoms that keep them from living their lives as they would like, such as not being able to take part in activities they once could or experiencing strains in their personal relationships. People who have found that life stress makes their symptoms worse, who are very worried about their illness, who feel depressed or anxious because of their condition, or do not have a good support network also find behavioral treatments to be very useful. Finally, people who need help with making medical decisions or find that they are seeing their physician much more frequently than they would like are likely to benefit.
Play Therapy
PLAY THERAPY, Children create play that resembles the difficult or traumatic experiences they are struggling with internally. When facilitated by a trained play therapist, the play becomes focused on the purposes of emotional healing.
This leads to a reduction of symptoms (i.e. acting out and aggressive behaviors, somatic complaints, withdrawal or regression, etc.) and the reestablishment of balance in the child’s sense of well-being.
Additional Therapies
Additional Therapies
- Individual Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Education Consultation
- Group Therapy
I’m ready when you are! Contact me today to start your healing journey.