What Transpersonal Somatic Therapy Is
Somatic therapy is a mind–body approach to therapy that helps you reconnect with your body’s lived experience — recognizing that stress, trauma, and old patterns are held not just in thoughts but in physical sensation and nervous system response.
Transpersonal somatic therapy blends mind, body, spirit, and nervous system awareness to help you heal unresolved trauma, regulate stress, and reconnect with your embodied Self. This approach recognizes that emotions and experiences are held in the body — not just in thoughts.
Transpersonal Somatic Body-Mind Psychotherapy for Adults
Transpersonal somatic therapy for adults seeking deep nervous system healing, trauma integration, and embodied transformation.
I support adults 24+ who are ready to move beyond talking about healing and into living it through integrative transpersonal somatic psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, and ketamine-assisted therapy. I support deep nervous system attuned healing and real embodiment.
Whether you’re navigating life transitions, unresolved trauma, anxiety, identity shifts, sexual challenges, or a longing for more meaning and embodiment, this work meets you in your whole body and nervous system.
I work with adults 24+ online throughout all of Colorado and Texas, and private full-day therapy intensives in Durango, CO (I also travel for intensives).
Somatic therapy helps reconnect the body and nervous system to emotional experience rather than relying solely on cognitive therapy and insight.
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Modalities That I Utilize in My Integrative Therapy Practice
Throughout the course of therapy, I draw from a broad range of both evidence-based and holistic integrative approaches to meet the needs and goals of each individual or group. Rooted in deep attunement and relational safety, my work is grounded in both lived experience and professional training.
At its core, my therapeutic style is trauma-attuned, body-based, soul-centered, and holistically integrative—honoring the emotional, cognitive, physical, relational, sexual, and spiritual dimensions of healing. While these modalities provide structure and support, the true agent of change is the client’s willingness and capacity to engage in the process, both in and out of session.
SOMATIC TRAUMA HEALING & INTEGRATION
As the foundational lens for all my work, somatic therapy is a body-centered approach to healing trauma and restoring nervous system regulation. Drawing from Somatic Trauma Resolution, Polyvagal Theory, and Interpersonal Neurobiology, I help adults reconnect with the innate intelligence of their bodies. Together we track the physiological imprints of trauma—such as fight, flight, freeze, fawn, collapse, hyperarousal, or shutdown—and create space for the body to metabolize and release what has been held. With safety, pacing, and attunement, we support the re-emergence of the body’s natural rhythm, resilience, and capacity to feel.
SOMATIC TOUCH & BODYWORK
As a Colorado-licensed massage therapist with additional training in craniosacral therapy and somatic trauma resolution, I offer somatic touch as a complementary therapy when clinically appropriate (during in-person therapy or intensives only). This work helps regulate the nervous system, supports developmental repair, and releases pain or holding patterns connected to unresolved trauma. Somatic touch is always consensual, trauma-attuned, and approached with therapeutic integrity.
RELATIONSHIP THERAPY
For adults in intimate relationships, I offer direct, compassionate communication, emotional honesty, and the creation of secure, functioning dynamics. This work incorporates neuroscience, attachment theory, somatic awareness, and relational repair. I also work with couples (on a limited case-by-case basis) through challenges with communication, intimacy, trust, sexual connection, and life transitions.
INTERNAL FAMILY SYSTEMS (IFS) / PARTS WORK
Many clients come to therapy feeling fragmented, reactive, or at odds with themselves. In Parts Work, we explore these inner conflicts through the lens of Internal Family Systems (IFS), identifying protector and manager parts, wounded parts, exiles, and accessing the Self—our core source of wisdom and healing. This modality is especially powerful when integrated with somatic trauma resolution, helping clients build internal cohesion and self-leadership.
KETAMINE-ASSISTED THERAPY & PSYCHEDELIC INTEGRATION
I am certified in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) through Journey Clinical and Fluence, with advanced training in trauma healing and integration, non-ordinary states of consciousness, and transpersonal psychology. Ketamine-assisted therapy can be a profound adjunct for people navigating treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, burnout, or chronic trauma. I also support clients in preparing for and integrating experiences with other psychedelic medicines. While Ketamine is currently legal for therapeutic use, other substances like MDMA and psilocybin are still pending FDA approval. All medicine work is approached with care, consent, preparation, pre-journey preparation, and post-journey integration.
HYPNOTHERAPY (CLINICAL & SPIRITUAL)
Hypnotherapy allows access to the subconscious layers of experience where core beliefs, traumas, and patterns live. As a certified advanced clinical and spiritual hypnotherapist, I use trance states to support healing at a deep level — helping clients reclaim confidence, shift limiting patterns, and connect with inner guidance. Hypnotherapy can be a stand-alone modality or integrated with other therapeutic tools. Research shows hypnotherapy has a 93% success rate after six sessions, making it a powerful catalyst for change.
ADVANCED SEXUAL TRAUMA HEALING & PLEASURE EMBODIMENT
Drawing on the latest research on authentic consent, somatic trauma healing and integration, and trauma-attuned pleasure, I support individuals (and couples on a limited case-by-case basis) to reconnect with their bodies and pleasure as safe, sovereign, and sacred. This work includes cultivating capacity for pleasure, working through blocks to intimacy, and re-patterning internalized shame. Clients often report a renewed relationship to sensuality, self-worth, boundaries, and sexual expression as part of their therapeutic journey.
SEX, PLEASURE & EMBODIMENT THERAPY
I hold advanced training in somatic sex coaching, embodiment practices, and sexual trauma resolution. I support individuals (and couples on a limited case-by-case basis) in reclaiming their relationship to desire, boundaries, sensuality, and sexual self-expression. Informed by sexology, somatic psychology, and spiritual perspectives, I work with adults navigating desire discrepancies, pelvic pain, religious sexual trauma, sex work, kink, neurodivergence, and identity exploration. All expressions of sexual and relational experience are welcome and held with reverence and non-judgment.
ENERGY MEDICINE & INTEGRATIVE SOUL WORK
With advanced training in subtle energy systems, spiritual psychology, and intuitive development, I also work on the energetic level when appropriate. Whether processing a spiritual awakening experience, navigating a dark night of the soul, or supporting intuitive development, I offer an approach that honors the soul’s unfolding. Through deep listening, laser-honed intuitive attunement, and energetic resonance, I help clients realign with their purpose, path, and personal power.
AROMA POINT THERAPY™
As a practitioner of Aroma Point Therapy™ (APT), developed by Tiffany Carole, I work with the energetic and physiological effects of essential oils placed on specific acupuncture points. This gentle yet powerful modality supports emotional processing, nervous system regulation, and somatic release. Clients often experience deep calm, clarity, and spiritual connection. APT is used as an optional adjunct to psychotherapy and is especially helpful for highly sensitive clients.
INTEGRATIVE THERAPY APPROACH
In every session, I draw from an extensive and evolving toolkit, which includes:
Somatic Trauma Healing & Integration
Attachment Repair
Shadow Work & Imaginal Psychology
Integral & Archetypal Frameworks
Energy Psychology
Hypnotherapy
Interpersonal Neurobiology
Existential, Relational, and Feminist Perspectives
Sexuality & Embodiment Therapies
Transpersonal and Depth-Oriented Work
Psychedelic Therapy and Integration
This integrative, holistic (whole-making) approach allows me to meet each client where they are, while crafting a treatment process that honors the complexity of human experience and the sacredness of each individual’s path.
Areas of Focus & Specializations
Anxiety
Attachment repair / Inner Child & Inner Teenager Healing (“Parts Work”)
Boundaries
Empathic, Intuitive, & Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP’s)
Existential Ennui (Who Am I, Why Am I Here, What’s My Purpose?)
Healing from Narcissistic Abuse
LGBTQIA+ and gender affirming
Life Transitions (big, small, and everything in between)
Nervous System Healing: Fight, Flight, Freeze / Collapse, Fawn / Fix
Neurodivergence
Perfectionism, People Pleasing, Imposter Syndrome
Self-Worth, Self-Love, Self-Sabotage
Spirituality, Kundalini / Spiritual Awakening, Integrating Spiritual Experiences and Near Death Experiences (NDE’s)
Shadow Work: Healing & Integration
Sexuality, Sex & Desire, Sexual Self-Care, Sexual Trauma Healing
Trauma Healing and Integration: ancestral / epigenetic trauma, birth trauma, developmental trauma, unresolved childhood trauma, natural disasters, car accidents, medical and surgical trauma, complex cumulative trauma, PTSD, sexual abuse, cult trauma, religious / spiritual trauma, and other types of trauma
Women’s Pelvic Pain and Sexuality Challenges
Licensure & How We Work Together
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor offering psychotherapy for adults in Colorado and Texas. Sessions are offered virtually throughout all of Colorado and Texas. In-person therapy intensives are also available in Durango, CO (I also travel for intensives). This work prioritizes nervous system safety, relational attunement, and somatic integration.
Investment
Investing in this level of therapy for yourself is a radical act of devotion to your inner world.
When you choose this work, you’re choosing to create a life that is no longer shaped by old patterns, inherited conditioning, internalized shame, or old nervous system survival strategies. You’re choosing to cultivate clarity, presence, embodiment, and emotional freedom. You’re choosing to build a deeper, more empowered relationship with yourself—one that ripples into every corner of your life.
The investment you make in this process reflects the depth, training, and level of attuned, experiential work we do together.
I do not offer surface-level therapy. My work is spacious, somatic, embodied, relational, trauma-attuned, intuitive, and consciously crafted to support a profound personal (soul) evolution.
When you invest in this work, you’re investing in:
• A therapeutic relationship that honors your whole self—not just your symptoms
• A space where your nervous system can soften, reorganize, and expand
• An approach that supports long-term integration rather than quick fixes
• Aligned, liberated care unbound by insurance limitations or systemic constraints
• A path toward inner sovereignty, emotional resilience, and embodied empowerment
This work is not transactional. It’s a sacred commitment to your inner life.
When you choose to work with me, you are choosing a space where your nervous system can soften, your truth can surface, and the deeper currents of your life can finally be witnessed.
This work asks for your presence, your courage, and your willingness to grow in ways that extend far beyond symptom relief.
It asks you to invest in the version of yourself you’re becoming — the one who is clearer, steadier, more grounded, and more connected to your own inner wisdom.
The financial investment reflects the level of attunement, training, depth-work, and embodied care I bring to every session.
But more importantly, it reflects the value of choosing a path that honors your wholeness rather than your diagnosis, your liberation rather than your limitations, and your long-term flourishing over short-term fixes.
Reflection to Consider
Take a quiet breath and ask yourself:
What am I truly investing in when I commit to this process?
Is it relief?
Clarity?
Peace?
A new way of inhabiting my body and my relationships?
The joy of no longer carrying what I’ve carried for so long?
The freedom of becoming who I know myself to be?
Let the deeper truth answer—not the part of you conditioned to minimize your needs or justify your desires, but the part that longs to grow, expand, and remember itself.
-30-minute virtual consultation - free
-90-minute intake session - $375
-55-minute therapy session - $225
-75-minute extended session - $325
Private intensives are available for established therapy clients - please inquire.
Insurance - I am an Out-of-Network provider, which means I will provide you with a detailed Superbill that you can submit claims to your insurance provider for reimbursement (if you have Out of Network mental health benefits). You are responsible for managing claims and contact with your insurance provider if you choose to use your benefits. Please contact your insurer to learn about Out-of-Network benefits and coverage. Questions to ask your insurance provider.
Sliding Scale Availability
I offer a limited number of sliding scale openings in my practice as a way to support access to care while maintaining the sustainability and integrity of my work.
Sliding scale rates are reserved for individuals experiencing genuine financial need—such as single parents, full-time students, or those without the resources to consistently pay my full private-pay fee. These openings are intentionally limited and offered on a short-term basis of up to three months at a time, after which we reassess together.
Sliding scale arrangements are not guaranteed and depend on current availability. When offered, they are entered into with mutual transparency, respect, and the shared understanding that the goal is to support care while honoring both of our capacities.
If you are seeking a sliding scale option, please review the questions below.
What is motivating you to seek therapy at this time, and what kind of support are you hoping for?
Are you currently employed, a student, self-employed, or in another situation?
(You’re welcome to share only what feels relevant.)What is your approximate monthly income range, and do you have dependents who rely on you financially?
Are there current financial circumstances impacting your ability to pay my standard private-pay rate?
(For example: caregiving responsibilities, medical expenses, student status, recent life transitions.)What rate within my sliding scale range would feel genuinely supportive and sustainable for you for the next three months?
Are you open to revisiting your rate after three months and adjusting as circumstances or availability change?
How did you hear about my work? If referred by a current or former client, you may share their name if you wish.

