
From Root to Crown
Spiritually-Informed Psychotherapy
Spiritually-Informed Psychotherapy
Welcome. Bring your curiosity, intelligence, and doubt.
What is spirituality?
Search for transcendent meaning
Belief in something bigger than you
Meaning and purpose
Experience of the scared
Therapy can support your spiritual well-being as a vital component of mental health by helping you
Create meaning and purpose
Clarify and articulate your beliefs and values
Align actions with personal ethics
Practice compassion for self and others
Self-reflect
Chakra-Centered Healing for Grief, Trauma, and Personal Growth
Chakra psychotherapy is a holistic and integrative therapeutic approach that combines traditional psychological techniques with the concept of the chakra system, which originates from ancient Eastern philosophies.
The seven main chakras—energy centers aligned along the spine—are believed to influence physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Chakra-informed psychotherapy aims to identify and release psychological blockages associated with imbalances in these energy centers. Restoring balance may include:
personalized psychotherapy for unresolved trauma, emotional issues, shadow work, and patterns of behavior via any combination of talk therapy, EMDR, brainspotting, and more.
visualizations | meditation
somatic exercises | yoga
sound (music, binaural beats, Solfeggio frequencies)
chromotherapy | color therapy
tarot (as a projective technique to access unconscious thoughts)
The goal is to promote healing by restoring energetic balance and fostering a deeper connection between mind, body, and spirit.
"The body is the vehicle, consciousness the driver… and the chakras are the map.” Anodea Judith
The Seven Main Chakras
Crown. Associated with divine, God, or universal consciousness
Third Eye. Associated with intuition, wisdom, intellect, knowledge, understanding, and imagination
Throat. Communication
Heart. Love, compassion, relationships
Solar Plexus. Motivation, will, ability
Sacral. Sense of self, emotional fulfillment
Root. Basic needs, safety, security