Who Therapy Intensives Are For

Therapy intensives may be a fit if you:

  • Are an existing or former therapy client

  • Want to work with a specific theme, transition, or stuck place

  • Feel called to go deeper, but do not desire an initiatory or non-therapy container

  • Need nervous system regulation, integration, or consolidation

  • Are navigating grief, relational shifts, identity changes, embodiment challenges, or life transitions

  • Prefer depth without ceremony, ritual, or transformational framing

If initiation feels too activating, premature, or simply not aligned — therapy intensives honor that wisdom.

Full-Day Therapy Intensive (6 Hours)

A full-day intensive is for clients who want sustained therapeutic presence across a longer arc of work.

This format allows for:

  • Multiple therapeutic phases (exploration, processing, integration)

  • Deeper nervous system settling

  • Working with layered material without fragmentation

  • Spacious breaks for rest, reflection, and integration

The intention is not intensity for its own sake, but continuity—so the work does not have to be compressed or prematurely resolved.

What Makes an Intensive Different from Weekly or Bi-weekly Therapy

In a therapy intensive, we work with time as an ally.

Extended sessions allow us to:

  • Slow down without interruption

  • Track the nervous system with precision

  • Follow emotional and somatic processes to a natural settling point

  • Integrate insights within the same day they arise

  • Work at depth without rushing toward closure

There is no agenda to “break through.”
The work unfolds at the pace your system allows.

Half-Day Therapy Intensive (3 Hours)

A half-day intensive is ideal when you want focused support around a specific issue or transition.

This format may include:

  • Clarifying a current stuck point or decision

  • Working through a relational or attachment pattern

  • Somatic tracking and nervous system regulation

  • Integration of previous therapeutic work

  • Gentle embodiment or imagery practices, when appropriate

This option offers depth with containment—often experienced as grounding, orienting, and clarifying.

Modalities & Approach

Therapy intensives are offered under my psychotherapy license and draw from modalities I am trained and licensed to provide, which may include:

  • Somatic psychotherapy

  • Trauma Healing & Integration

  • Attachment-informed and relational work

  • Parts-based approaches

  • Imaginal and integrative techniques

  • Nervous system regulation and resourcing

  • Ketamine Assisted Therapy

  • Hypnotherapy

All work remains clinically grounded, consent-based, and responsive to your capacity.

A Note on Readiness

Not everyone benefits from extended sessions at every stage of healing.

Therapy intensives are offered by mutual agreement and require:

  • Prior therapeutic relationship with me

  • A brief readiness conversation

  • Clear intention and pacing aligned with your nervous system

If another format would better support you, I will name that honestly.

An Honoring of Choice

Some are called to thresholds.
Others are called to tending, repairing, and integrating.

Neither path is lesser.

Therapy intensives exist to honor the intelligence of your system and the season you are in—without pressure to become something you are not ready to be.

Pricing

Therapy intensives are priced differently from stand-alone sessions to reflect the extended time, preparation, and logistical considerations involved.

  • Half-Day Intensive (3 hours): $1,100

  • Full-Day Intensive (6 hours): $2,200

Therapy intensives include:

  • Pre-intensive preparation and intention-setting

  • Reserved, uninterrupted time in my schedule

  • Integration support within the session

  • One integration session afterward

  • Travel time to and from the intensive location

Payment is due in full to reserve the intensive.

Therapy Intensives

Some transformations can’t be scheduled into 55-minute therapy sessions.

There are moments in healing when weekly therapy feels too incremental — and other moments when initiation or transformational immersions are simply not the right medicine.

Therapy Intensives offer a spacious, grounded middle path.

These extended sessions are designed for current or former therapy clients who want focused, uninterrupted time to work with what is present — while remaining fully held within a therapeutic, regulated, and clinically informed container.

This is not a rite of passage.
It is not designed to push, provoke, or accelerate beyond readiness.

It is deep therapy, offered with time, presence, and care.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Therapy intensives are available to current or former therapy clients with whom I already have an established therapeutic relationship.

    They are designed for clients who want extended, focused support within a clinical psychotherapy container, and for whom Threshold Embodiment Initiations are not aligned or appropriate at this time.

  • No.

    Therapy intensives are offered under my psychotherapy license and remain clinically grounded, symptom-aware, and nervous-system–led.

    Threshold Embodiment Initiations are non-therapy, initiatory containers designed as rites of passage rather than therapeutic support.

    Neither is more advanced or more powerful—they serve different seasons and intentions.

  • A therapy intensive may be the right fit if you are seeking:

    • Regulation, stabilization, or integration

    • Clinical support within an existing therapeutic relationship

    • Careful pacing and nervous system tracking

    • Support for symptoms, patterns, or life transitions

    A Threshold Embodiment Initiation may be a fit if you are seeking:

    • A non-therapy, initiatory experience

    • Rite-of-passage or threshold-crossing work

    • Liminal or transformational containers beyond clinical frameworks

    If you are unsure, we will explore this together during a readiness conversation.

  • Not necessarily.

    Former therapy clients may book intensives if we mutually agree that this format is appropriate and supportive.

    If it has been some time since we last worked together, I may recommend a brief re-orientation session prior to scheduling an intensive.

  • Therapy intensives are well-suited for:

    • Life transitions or identity shifts

    • Grief and loss

    • Relationship or attachment patterns

    • Nervous system overwhelm or shutdown

    • Embodiment challenges within a therapeutic frame

    • Integration of prior therapeutic work

  • Each intensive is customized, but generally includes:

    • A brief pre-intensive intention-setting conversation

    • Extended therapeutic work with pacing and breaks as needed

    • Time for integration and settling before completion

    There is no expectation to resolve everything in one day. The intention is depth, continuity, and care.

  • Therapy intensives are typically offered in person. Location details are discussed during the scheduling process.

    Travel time is built into the intensive rate.

    • Half-Day Therapy Intensive (3 hours): $1,100

    • Full-Day Therapy Intensive (6 hours): $2,250

    Payment is due in full before the intensive.

  • No. Therapy intensives are offered on a private-pay basis only.

  • Item descriptionBecause therapy intensives require significant schedule protection, cancellations or rescheduling require advance notice.

    Specific cancellation terms will be reviewed and agreed upon prior to booking.

  • If I believe another format of care would better support you, I will name that honestly.

    Your well-being and nervous system integrity always come first.

  • Therapy intensives are offered by invitation or by request if you are a current or former client.

    If you believe this format may support you, we can begin with a brief conversation to explore readiness, timing, and intention.