Brainspoting Therapy for Therapists
A dedicated therapeutic space for therapists to regulate, reflect, and reconnect with themselves—so they can continue showing up with presence and integrity.
Supporting the Helpers
I believe deeply in caring for those who hold care for others.
This is a space created specifically for therapists—a place to slow down, tend to your nervous system, and be supported as a whole person, not just a clinician.
Think more clearly.
Work more sustainably.
📍 Currently only offered to individuals based in Massachusetts
A Somatic, Relational Approach
Brainspotting supports therapists from the inside out
Rather than analyzing or problem-solving, we gently attend to how your body holds stress, emotion, and clinical material. As your nervous system settles, insight, intuition, and confidence emerge naturally.
This work is especially supportive for therapists navigating trauma, attachment work, and long-term emotional labor—and seeking a more sustainable way to continue.
Who This Space Is For
This work may be a good fit if you are:
A therapist seeking Brainspotting therapy for yourself
Feeling stuck, activated, or carrying clinical residue
Working in trauma or relational depth
Wanting a reflective, non-directive space to support your presence and longevity in the work
Experiencing Brainspotting From the Client’s Side
In these sessions, you receive Brainspotting in the client role — space to process countertransference, uncertainty, and the emotional weight of clinical work.
Brainspotting’s uncertainty principle invites us to stay grounded and curious with what unfolds — in our clients and in ourselves.
I offer this as community care: therapists being supported and held so our work remains ethical, sustainable, and deeply human.
An Intersectional, BIPOC-Informed Lens
As an Asian American, first-generation therapist, I hold this work with awareness of how race, culture, gender, sexuality, power, and lived experience shape both our nervous systems and our clinical relationships.
My background in international education and intercultural facilitation informs a stance of humility and curiosity — honoring complexity rather than claiming cultural expertise.
This space may feel especially supportive for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ therapists working across difference who want room to tend to themselves without pathologizing identity or bypassing lived realities.
How This Works
- 45-minute individual therapy sessions
- Offered weekly or bi-weekly, depending on fit and capacity
- Virtual sessions
- Fees discussed during consultation [View fees & payment details →]
An Invitation
If you’re a therapist looking for a place to think more deeply, strengthen your clinical presence, and work with trauma in a way that honors both your clients and yourself, you’re warmly invited.
You don’t have to hold this alone.