I help people to reawaken the rhythm their nervous system was designed to follow—so the body can remember how to return to coherence and feel peace. We aren’t meant to escape or just survive this world, we are here to fully embody in it and remember the purpose that we came for.
For many of us, the body learns to survive in subtle states of defense and fight or flight. Over time, that survival mode becomes “normal”. We adapt brilliantly at first, learning to manage, to push through, to keep going. Over time, however, it begins to catch up with us. The nervous system forgets what ease feels like. Muscles stay tight, even at rest, and the body starts to ache. Energy levels drop, sleep gets disrupted, hormone levels fall out of rhythm, and the immune system is weakened. Without realizing it, we lose our connection to purpose, creativity, and joy.
I’m a former psychotherapist, kinesiologist, and a practitioner of Neural Organization Technique (N.O.T.). My work is about helping the body remember how it was designed to function—before stress, shock, or constant adaptation took over. N.O.T. is a gentle, hands-on method that helps reset the nervous systems primitive survival reflexes, restoring proper communication to the body. My work combines trauma and dissociation therapy techniques, applied kinesiology, and techniques to reset the reflexes of the body.
N.O.T. doesn’t chase symptoms. Instead, it helps the body organize itself around safety and coherence. That disorganization might come from physical trauma, birth trauma, or emotional overwhelm. We test the reflexes using Applied Kinesiology, a system of feedback that allows us to talk to the body. Since we let the body guide the session, you don’t need to know which traumas are the problem or even remember the traumas. Your body already knows the story. Our job is to listen, respond, and support its ability to reorganize. This can be a relief for those that have had a long journey of healing.
In the beginning, we need to help the body come out of Fight or Flight. When the nervous system re-orients to the present moment, energy that had been stuck begins to flow. Our body can function as it was originally designed and the whole system starts to come into coherence. When this happens, something shifts—not just in the body, but in how people relate to themselves, to others, and to life itself. You begin to remember on a deeper level who you really are. Not the version shaped by survival, but the one that came for a purpose. From there, the past can finally rest, and you can start aligning with who you REALLY are.