Do you often feel . . .
- Lonely, even when surrounded by people?
- Anxious in general or for no apparent reason?
- Unhappy about your life achievements, physical body, life in general?
- Stuck in your profession? In your relationship?
- Exhausted because you are always available for others?
- Caught in endless ruminations?
- Indecisive?
- Depressed?
It’s not your fault!
Unprocessed traumas from previous generations, stressors while in utero, adverse messages (real or imagined) while growing up could have created patterns that today get in the way of your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing.
You may have grown up in an environment that may not always have felt safe or your parents may not always been able to give you the kind of attention you needed.
There are many reasons why we have built up survival strategies in childhood that no longer serve us in adulthood, but not being connected to ourselves, we did not notice, and we keep using these automatic behaviors and patterns that block us from being fully alive.
Perhaps it might be time to look inside to explore what these patterns are and how they can be dissolved.
How I work
I work primarily with the Neuro Affective Relational Model (NARM), which is a somatic, resource-oriented, and non-regressive approach for healing early attachment and intergenerational wounds.
More information on the NARM approach here.
How I can help
Trauma healing takes time and patience. Patience with yourself, with the process.
I am here to guide you through the process, helping you to reconnect to your true self in the here and now without revisiting the past more than necessary.
As a therapist, I can be that presence that you may not have had when you most needed it. Using mindfulness, we can get in touch with your thoughts and emotions that get in the way of experiencing more joy and fulfillment in your life.
Because it is my belief that every human being has a diamond inside and all we need to do is take it out and clean it off.
Contact me if you wish to polish your diamond. Because you are worth it!
From my blog
An Overview of NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) Therapy
Therapy often focuses on an adverse event and helps the affected individual work through resulting issues and obstacles. At times, however, focusing on the dysfunction only reinforces it.1 Newer, more contemporary types of counseling are designed to help people use...
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