As a longtime student at the intersection of Eastern and Western approaches to health. I have spent the better part of a decade on faculty at Esalen Institute deepening my study of bodywork, somatics, Gestalt, and Humanistic Psychology. My background is in embodiment, contemplative movement practices such as yoga, dance, bodywork, and meditation. Which is further enhanced by my studies in Contemplative Psychology & Buddhist Psychotherapy. I am fascinated by the embodiment of mind, movement as metaphor and as a gateway to inquiry; and I believe movement can be medicine. It is my intent to create an invitational, trauma-informed, and spacious environment for you to arrive and unfurl, at your pace. The Buddhist map of the mind is a cartography that is deeply supportive to working with a range of experiences with gentleness and curiosity.

I believe there is an inherent wisdom of mind and body that everyone has, but sometimes can get lost or forgotten. Are you feeling out of sync with yourself or in your relationships? Struggling with old choices and memories that keep coming up? Feeling like you know who you want to be, but just can't seem to make it happen? Are you noticing that stress from work, relationships, or finances is getting out of control? Is it time to get out of your head and back into your life? Have you been having trouble sleeping or feeling like you can never really relax?
I have focused on working with men experiencing difficulty with addiction, depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, attachment wounds, couple's work, grief and loss, medical problems, and legal system involvement. My experience and training have allowed me to work with many areas of strugg

Will Etheridge is a teacher and speaker of human behavior, a Body Psychotherapist, an artist and a trained Demartini Method facilitator. His mission is in maximizing human potential and drawing out the genius in whomever he encounters. Will's expertise is in identifying the innate intelligence in his clients, helping them discover their mission and purpose, and providing the platform for them to launch their mission. What differentiates Will from the traditional therapist is the unique scientific process he employs to guide a client from their old repetitive story to new insights, inspiration, transformation and gratitude.

I work from a holistic framework, blending cognitive psychology, mindfulness, current psychological research, and nature based therapy to help individuals and couples thrive. Sessions involve collaborating on an integrative treatment approach, combining insight, skills-based techniques, and creating objectives to meet goals and help clients understand how their past experiences and relationships shape who they are now. My work is to help people remove the obstacles that stand in the way of healing and one's capacity to be the best and truest version of oneself. Whether an individual comes to therapy with a vague sense that something is not right or an overwhelming sense of pain (or somewhere in-between), together we will create a safe space to being, to put words around your experience, and to create possibilities for change.