Ever feel like you are missing something? In overwhelming events, both big and small, we loose connection with parts of ourself. Consequently, we often feel incomplete. I specialize in bringing those lost parts of the self back, so that you can feel happy and whole in yourself again. I use techniques I learned from trauma resolution and attachment repair training as well as training I have from indigenous medicine lineages and Graduate School. I use the body as an inroad to the unconscious (which shapes conscious experience) to find healthy balance between parts of the self. Mental and behavioral patterns are hard wired into your physiology. My approach works directly with your physiology, allowing it to rewire so that you can find a greater sense of wholeness. My method works particularly well with 20-45 yr olds who have anxiety

A practitoner of the healing arts for over 20 years, Mickey specializes in body-centered psychotherapy. This increasingly popular and effective style of therapy supports and works with the idea that the body and mind are not separate. Our bodies express our thoughts and emotions through sensation and movement, and our minds are continuously affected by the movements and habitual patterns of our bodies. In psychotherapy sessions, Mickey actively engages the body through awareness, movement, and touch to create interventions that deepen and support the process of psycho-emotional change. By taking the psychotherapy process from being a purely mental or intellectual activity to a connection with your entire body, you will naturally experience your true self in an accelerated and persistent way.

Leandra provides psychotherapy to individuals, children, couples, and families in a private practice setting. She received her Masters degree in Marital and Family Therapy from the University of San Diego, California. She received her BA from Point Loma Nazarene University in Graphic Communications. Before becoming a therapist, she worked in Advertising. Always intrigued by the way art was healing for herself and other people, she decided to change professions and pursue another art form -- psychotherapy. She has gained extensive hours and experience working with patients in a hospital setting, outpatient clinic settings, as well as home-based and school settings. She has had a private practice in Manhattan Beach before opening her practice here in beautiful Boulder, CO.

My eclectic approach to understanding relationships uses what is relevant from the whole therapeutic spectrum. My client-centered training includes body psychotherapy, somatic experiencing, and holotrophic breath work. I also work with the biofield and chakra systems.

In addition to being a college professor and exercise instructor on both coasts, I lived in Intentional Communities and wrote Exploring Intimacy: Cultivating Healthy Relationships through Insight and Intuition while traveling abroad.

I have worked with clients for 15 years, and practiced meditation for 30+ years. I am available for private sessions or to speak to your group or organization.