Therapy for Your Whole Self

Find Real Balance for Your Mind and Body

I use a mix of psychotherapy and yoga to help your brain and body find a healthy rhythm. It is about calming your system and giving you the tools to feel steady, capable, and more at home in your own skin.

A young woman with a solemn or anxious expression stands in the foreground, looking directly at the camera with her arms crossed tightly over her chest. She is wearing a grey textured sweater. In the background, three other people are visible but heavily blurred, suggesting a social environment from which she feels detached or isolated. The lighting is bright and natural, coming from large windows behind the group. The overall mood is one of loneliness, social anxiety, or introspection.

The Role of Trauma-Informed Yoga

Combining Movement and Clinical Expertise for Deep Recovery

I provide a therapeutic space where movement and clinical expertise meet. My goal is to help you process unresolved experiences by addressing the physical ways trauma shows up in your body. We go beyond traditional talk therapy to help your body finally find a sense of rest and restoration.
Connecting Therapy and Physical Practice

Connecting Therapy and Physical Practice

How Embodied Healing Works

Connecting your mind and body for lasting recovery

I use Trauma-Informed Yoga to provide a supportive, clear path for you to get back in touch with your physical self. It goes beyond what we can achieve through talk therapy alone by tapping into your body's own ability to settle the nervous system and find emotional balance again.
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Syncing Mind and Body
I will help you bring your thoughts and movements into sync. This helps you take back control over how your memories and stress show up in your body.
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Settling Your Nervous System
We use specific yoga poses to quiet your mind and calm your body. This helps you find a state of calm alertness that works to undo the physical toll of chronic stress.
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Restoring Internal Balance
My approach focuses on the link between what you feel in your body and how you react emotionally. By balancing these two, we help your body recover its natural strength and energy.
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Moving with Confidence
By learning when to stretch and when to let go, you start to move with a sense of purpose again. You will learn to listen to your body in a safe, supportive space.
Healing for your whole self

Connecting mental health with physical strength through movement

I believe that real recovery has to involve your whole self. Through trauma-informed yoga, I help you move past just talking about your experiences and start addressing how your body holds onto them. By combining physical movement with psychological insight, we will work together to calm your nervous system and bring a sense of safety and balance back to your daily life.

Embodied Psychotherapy, PLLC

1401 Lavaca St. #308, Austin, TX
(361)-596-6424
Monday - Saturday
By Appointment Only
Sunday
Closed

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