Blog & Announcements

What Does It Mean to Be a Holistic and Integrative Mental Health Therapist?
As a holistic and integrative mental health therapist in Boise, I combine evidence-based practices like MCBT, DBT, Brainspotting, and breathwork to support the whole person—mind, body, and nervous system.

I Asked ChatGPT to Describe My Counseling Practice—Here’s What Came Back
When I asked ChatGPT to describe my counseling practice, I was surprised by how well it captured the heart of what I do—helping adults and teens move from overwhelm to balance by blending counseling, brainspotting, and somatic practices like yoga and breathwork. My hope is always that clients feel seen, supported, and empowered to heal in ways that last.

Announcement: Women’s Support Group in Boise, Idaho
Boise, Idaho—Our women’s support group is a space for connection and care. Rooted in a somatic yoga approach, it offers freedom to choose the kind of support you need each time; whether speaking your truth, receiving reflection, or simply resting in stillness.

When Panic Seems to Come Out of Nowhere
Panic attacks can feel like they come out of nowhere; a racing heart, tight chest, and breath that won’t settle. In this blog, we’ll explore why panic happens, how it’s connected to the nervous system, and gentle strategies you can use to find calm again. If you’re looking for natural, holistic support for panic and anxiety in Boise, you’re not alone … relief is possible.

Announcement: New Online Group Therapy Program for Anxiety & Burnout (for Idaho Residents)
Anxiety Management is a gentle, 4-week online therapy group for Idaho adults navigating stress, overwhelm, or burnout. Rooted in Polyvagal Theory and breath-based nervous system tools, this group offers a supportive space to explore healing—whether or not you’ve been diagnosed with anxiety. It’s for anyone ready to feel more grounded, clear, and in control.

Healing From the Top Down and the Bottom Up
Healing doesn’t only happen in one direction. Talking through your experiences (top-down) can bring clarity, but sometimes your body still carries the weight. Body-based therapies (bottom-up) can bring release, but without words, the meaning can feel unfinished. Real change often happens when the two meet — when your mind and body begin working together. That’s the kind of bi-directional healing I offer: a space where both your story and your body’s wisdom are honored.

Why I Added Kundalini Yoga to My Practice (and What It Means for You)
Clients were learning the tools, but still feeling stuck in their bodies. That’s what led me to Kundalini Yoga—a breath-based practice that supports nervous system regulation naturally. In this post, I share why I added it to my practice, how it blends with my therapy work, and what our new Kosmik Mind events (with ceremonial cacao) are all about.

Why Group Therapy Works — and How Our New Anxiety Management Group Can Help
Anxiety can be isolating. Even when surrounded by others, it’s easy to feel like no one truly understands the inner tension, overthinking, or nervous system overwhelm that anxiety brings. But here’s the truth: you are not alone—and healing doesn’t have to happen alone either.
Group therapy offers a unique and powerful form of support. It brings people together who are navigating similar challenges, creating a safe space to feel seen, heard, and supported.

6-Steps to Getting Started in Therapy
Starting therapy can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. In this post, I walk you through what to expect, how to know if you’re ready, and how therapy can support your mental, emotional, and nervous system health—one compassionate step at a time.