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Services & Payment

Through Maps of the Inner Terrain Counseling Services, I currently offer:

  • Credit/ Debit cards accepted

  • Cash & Check accepted for in-person services 

Modalities

Body Psychotherapy: Body Psychotherapy (BP), or Somatic Psychotherapy, describes therapeutic applications that honor the Brain-Body connection, and that much of our emotional experience occurs in the tissues of the body. Contrary to the sound of it, Body Psychotherapy (BP) does not indicate touch, although minimal therapeutic touch may be involved with client permission (i.e. a hand on the back). As a Somatic Counseling Psychotherapist, I have attained levels of training set forth by the United States Association of Body Psychotherapists (USABP) for Clinical and Somatic Practice. Somatic influences include Focusing, Hakomi, Senosrimotor Psychotherapy, Movment Cycle, 5-Rhythms Dance and Dance-Movement Therapy, Mind-Body Centering, Developmental Movement, Kestenberg Fundamentals. For more information, visit https://usabp.org/Join-Us.

Trauma Therapies: I offer several trauma and trauma-informed therapies to support you in your return to wholeness. These therapies take into account the psychobiological effects that acute stress and chronic/developmental stress can have on our bodies and minds. They have been developed to connect you back to the wisdom that inherently lies in your mind, body and spirit. 

- EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) uses bilateral processing-- or eye movements-- that access traumatic memories and sensations that are stuck in the body and brain. Visit www.emdr.com for more information.

- Brainspotting is another highly-effective modality based on healing trauma in the brain-body using the visual field. For more information, visit www.brainspotting.com.

Sensorimotor Psychotherapy combines Somatic, attachment and neuroscience-based tenets to support the client in reprocessing traumatic events. Visit www.sensorimotorpsychotherapy.org for more information.

-Internal Family Systems Theory helps clients heal by recognizing the jobs different parts of themselves have taken on over the years, and helps those parts unburden, update, and let go of trauma. Those parts can then support the self in feeling more alive and safe, rather than constantly being on the lookout for danger. https://ifs-institute.com/

My work is also highly influenced by training in Hakomi, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Attachment Theory, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused Therapy, Rites of Passage work, Heather Forbes' Beyond Consequences work, Infant Mental Health, Tech Addiction, Nature-based therapies, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, CBT, Synergetic Play Therapy, 5Rhythms and Dance Therapy, and Perception Balancing, Energetic Balancing, and Shamanic & Mythological Cross-Cultural studies.

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