Lifespan Integration is a gentle, body-based therapeutic method which heals without re-traumatizing.
I use Lifespan Integration to help clients make sense of the flow of their lives, to develop a more holistic experience of themselves, to grasp the relationship between their present-day self and their past experiences, and even to help shift the way they hold difficult past experiences.
— Bob Fischer, Mental Health Counselor in Seattle, WAI am trained through Level 2 of Lifespan Integration.
— Caitlin Wehrwood, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Tacoma, WALifespan Integration (LI) is gentle subconscious and somatic therapy that involves constructing timelines of trauma or the lifespan and allowing your subconscious mind to independently process areas where you may have emotional pain, trauma or lack of memory. This therapy does not require you to verbally repeat your trauma in depth, but using prompts that guide the mind through the process of healing itself and integrating. I am a level 2 trained LI therapist.
— gemma woods, Psychotherapist in Bremerton, WALifespan Integration (LI) is a trauma-informed therapy that can help release trauma from any age of life, process challenging relationships, and heal attachment wounds. I am fully trained and currently in the process of the year+ long certification process for LI. I find it to be a truly healing experience, resulting in better boundaries, better self-assessment, and feelings of higher self-worth. It fosters understanding, forgiveness, and/or acceptance in the story of your life.
— Angela Payne, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in SEATTLE, WAWe have a past that we can learn from but it isn't destiny.
— Edward Sayer, Clinical Psychologist in Brewster, MAI have completed levels 1-4 of Lifespan Integration Training.
— Sara Hutchinson, Clinical Social Worker in Bellingham, WALifespan integration is a trauma-informed intervention that uses your "inner child" and integrates your adult self into the conversation. By befriending your inner child, we can develop a deeper connection to your trauma and hurt to move toward healing.
— Audree McIvor, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Kelowna,I work with client on developmental stages.
— roxanne hotchkiss, Licensed Clinical Social WorkerI have gone through Level 2 of Lifespan Integration Training.
— Ashleigh Zoerb, Licensed Clinical Mental Health CounselorI am Level 2 trained in Lifespan Integration.
— Kristan Baer, Licensed Master of Social Work in Hoover, AL