Sleep, nutrition, metabolism, hormones, physical health, nervous-system physiology.
Therapy that makes room for the whole story.
You are more than a diagnosis—and your distress does not exist separately from your body, your environment, what you have lived through, or the systems that have shaped you.
Schedule an IntakeWhat if the question isn't simply, “What's wrong with you?”
Guided Prana takes an integrative approach to psychotherapy. We can explore thoughts and emotions while also paying attention to nervous-system patterns, physical health, nutrition, sleep, relationships, environment, identity, spirituality, and lived experience.
The goal is not to force every experience into one explanation. It is to understand the person in context and build care around what is actually happening in your life.
Prana guided by the whole person.
Thoughts, emotions, beliefs, behaviors, coping patterns, and mental health.
Home, work, culture, systems, environmental exposures, and the world around you.
Trauma, attachment, medical experiences, religious experiences, and your lived story.
Relationships, belonging, boundaries, values, self-connection, nature, and meaning.
Prana isn't another box to check. It is the vital current moving through the whole system.
Especially for people who have felt unheard by systems meant to help.
Medical Trauma
Space to process experiences of dismissal, loss of autonomy, frightening procedures, chronic illness, difficult treatment experiences, or feeling unheard within healthcare.
Religious & Spiritual Trauma
Support for examining fear, shame, coercion, identity, belonging, grief, or relationship wounds connected to religion or spiritual communities—without imposing a belief system on you.
Trauma, Anxiety & Burnout
For hypervigilance, overwhelm, grief, chronic stress, difficult transitions, relationship patterns, or the sense that your current ways of coping no longer fit.
Collaborative, curious, and grounded in autonomy.
Sessions are individualized rather than built around a rigid protocol. Depending on your goals, our work may draw from motivational interviewing, person-centered and strengths-based therapy, ACT, CBT/DBT-informed skills, mindfulness, somatic awareness, narrative work, attachment and systems perspectives, and trauma-focused approaches.
When relevant, we can also consider how sleep, nutrition, stress physiology, physical health, and other whole-person factors intersect with mental health rather than treating the brain as though it exists in isolation.
Simple, transparent care.
I accept HSA cards, and I'm an out-of-network provider, which means your insurance may reimburse some costs if you file a claim yourself. I am happy to provide a superbill.
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