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Does self-care feeling like a never ending chore?

You feel like you’re running on fumes. You’re burnt out and you have no time or energy for yourself, never mind self-growth. Maybe past experiences of trauma or unhealthy relationships have left your body feeling unsafe for a long time. You feel stressed, racy, on edge and wired but tired. It’s hard to quiet your mind at bedtime and impossible to drag yourself out of bed the next morning. You’ve talked through many of your problems, but your body still feels stress, anxious and on edge. Integrative wellness could be the missing link in your mental health.

Maybe you’re noticing:

  • Brain fog

  • Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep

  • Chronic anxiety or depression

  • Fatigue, low-energy or burnout

  • Feeling tired but wired

  • Ups & downs or moodiness

  • Feeling racy, pressured and constantly stressed

We’ve all felt mentally and emotionally vulnerable after missing a night of sleep or getting hangry. But you sleep it off or get a snack and you’re good, right? Maybe, but some of the time we have habits and day to day patterns that keep us in a state of distress and dis-ease. With training in nutritional therapy, yoga and sleep for mental health, I am passionate about making sure that you feel your best, mind and body.

Discover foundational supports for meaningful balance.

Integrative wellness for mental health

My goal is to help your body feel safe and secure, so your mind can follow. Together, we’ll identify your strengths and need areas and we’ll take inventory of your resources so you can make small, sustainable but meaningful changes for your mind and body. My approach is compassionate, client centered and directed so you have the support you need without the judgement you don’t.

Integrative Wellness

I’ll help you:

  • Understand how your body and mental health are connected

  • Stabilize your circadian rhythms, blood sugar regulation and nutrition, which are vital for mental health

  • Find or restore feelings of safety and security in your body

  • Develop healthy habits for mind and body, so you can take on goals and grow into the person you want to be

  • Prioritize self-care and learn to advocate for your needs

You don’t have to keep running on fumes.

Discover mind-body energy and confidence.

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