Integrative Somatic Trauma and Attachment Therapy for Deep Healing and Lasting Transformation

NERVOUS SYSTEM REGULATION

TRAUMA RESOLUTION

SHADOW WORK

ATTACHMENT INTEGRATION

CEREMONIAL BREATHWORK

Hey Friends,

Welcome to my little corner of the internet. For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Taren, and I am an intuitive guide here to walk alongside you on your journey into healing.

I am a trauma-trained and certified Practitioner of Somatic Trauma and Attachment Therapy, Ceremonial Breathwork Guide and Facilitator of Equine Guided Empowerment (with over 400 hrs of training logged).

I work with anyone who is looking to build safety in their bodies, cultivate resilience in their minds, and reclaim agency in their lives.

My work is catered to individuals who have experienced various forms of trauma, including relational, religious trauma, developmental, or attachment-related issues; childhood trauma, loss/grief, abuse survivors, individuals with attachment difficulties, or anyone seeking to heal from the physical and emotional impacts of past experiences. My work helps clients reconnect with their bodies, process unresolved trauma, and develop healthier relational patterns now and into the future.

What Is Somatic Trauma Therapy?

Somatic therapy, at its core, is a holistic approach that focuses on the interconnectedness of the mind and body in the healing process. Trauma it's not just a mental event; it affects our physical self as well. Somatic therapy recognizes that trauma can manifest in various ways, including physical tension, chronic pain, dissociation, and sense of disconnect.

Somatic Trauma Therapy focuses on healing trauma by integrating the body's physical experiences with psychological healing. It acknowledges that traumatic experiences, if not released appropriately, are stored in the body, leading to various physical sensations, behaviors, and emotional responses. By reconnecting with our body we are able to reclaim agency over our whole selves, while building capacity for emotional regulation, and cultivating embodied presence.

Somatic therapy can also be beneficial for other concerns, such as stress, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, body image issues, and relational difficulties. By focusing on the mind-body connection, somatic therapy helps to develop greater self-awareness, regulate emotions, and cultivate a deeper sense of well-being, regardless of whether trauma is present.

What Is Somatic Attachment Therapy?

Attachment therapy centers on the dynamics of attachment and relationships in the healing process. It acknowledges that our early experiences with caregivers (including experiences in utero) can shape our patterns of relating to others into our adult lives and that disruption/rupture in early attachment bonds can lead to difficulties in forming and maintaining healthy relationships.

Somatic Attachment Therapy integrates somatic awareness into the process, through mindfulness, breathwork, and body-oriented techniques, recognizing the embodiment of attachment experiences. By exploring the ways in which the body holds and processes emotional experiences, somatic attachment therapy aims to address both the psychological and somatic dimensions of attachment disruptions.

Attachment therapy addresses concerns including relationship issues, emotional regulation, self-esteem, and communication skills.

My time with Taren felt like stepping through a stand-alone door frame into a new way of existing, a lizard shedding skin, a reinvented self approach to life; leaving my shoulders lighter and my courage bolder. She is a vessel for ancient wisdom and a stoke for even the tiniest and deeply hidden internal flame. A session with her is a sacred space to explore the incredibly vulnerable emotional well where both sobs and laughs are stored and released. She holds space with graciousness and ease and I felt safe enough to be radically honest with myself and in front of someone else, and felt trusted to know myself better than anyone else which surprisingly, in my experience, is rare. If you feel like you can’t find your light, maybe the eyes of a seer and seeker are the very ones you need to help you find it. — Rachel

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