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      <image:caption>I am a trauma and attachment-focused therapist with over 15 years of experience spanning hospice, nonprofit work, and private practice. I hold a 500-hour advanced yoga teacher training and have integrated yoga and psychotherapy since 2010. My work has evolved to include experiential, nature-based, and animal-assisted approaches, with a deep passion for helping women reconnect with their voices and sense of self through healing in relationship and community. As a breast cancer thriver, my lived experience informs my work. I am especially committed to supporting women navigating the emotional and psychological terrain of life after treatment. Outside of my work, you’ll find me moving, dancing, traveling, and spending time outdoors. I believe deeply in the power of nature to help us reconnect—with the land, with one another, and with ourselves—so we can live grounded, balanced, and empowered lives.</image:caption>
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