Mindfulness & Breathwork

Mindfulness & Breathwork

Contact Us

Seeking professional help is not a weakness.

When the world feels loud, mindfulness offers a quiet way home.

Mindfulness isn’t about clearing your mind or being endlessly calm. It’s about learning to meet each moment—your thoughts, your feelings, your body sensations—with presence and compassion. It's a practice of noticing without judgment, of gently guiding yourself back to now, again and again.

In therapy, I weave mindfulness and breathwork into our sessions to help you regulate your nervous system, reduce anxiety, and reconnect with yourself in a way that feels grounded and real.

You don’t need to "get it right." You just need to show up—and I’ll meet you there.

Why Mindfulness in Therapy?

When we slow down and pay attention to what’s happening inside, we start to build a new kind of relationship with our thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations.

Mindfulness therapy can help you:

  • Interrupt spirals of overthinking or emotional overwhelm
  • Notice what your body is trying to tell you
  • Calm your nervous system and access inner steadiness
  • Reduce reactivity and increase choice

This isn’t about escaping your pain—it’s about learning to hold it differently, with more spaciousness and less fear.


What Our Work Might Include

Our sessions won’t feel like meditation bootcamp. Instead, we’ll find simple, accessible ways to integrate mindfulness into your healing process.

We might use:

  • Grounding techniques to help you return to the present
  • Breathwork practices to soothe and regulate your body
  • Somatic check-ins to tune into physical sensations and emotional cues
  • Mindful self-inquiry to observe patterns with kindness instead of criticism

Mindfulness is a gentle tool—not a demand. You’ll never be pushed to “be more mindful.” We’ll discover what works for you.


Who Might Benefit

Mindfulness & breathwork can be especially helpful for:

  • People dealing with anxiety, panic, or stress-related symptoms
  • Trauma survivors who feel disconnected from their bodies
  • Anyone feeling overwhelmed, shut down, or stuck in rumination
  • Clients who want to feel more present, less reactive, and more centered

If you’re someone who tends to stay in your head, mindfulness can be a bridge back to your body—where healing actually happens.


A Gentle, Realistic Approach

I integrate mindfulness in a way that feels grounded, inclusive, and realistic. No spiritual bypassing. No pressure to be serene all the time.

You’ll learn to:

  • Use your breath as an anchor in difficult moments
  • Slow down racing thoughts with simple awareness
  • Build tolerance for uncomfortable emotions without shutting down
  • Deepen your sense of connection with your body, needs, and intuition

We’re not aiming for perfection. We’re building presence.


Ready to find your breath again?
Let’s slow down, together.

👉 Explore my full therapy approach »
👉 View therapy services offered »
👉 Reach out when you’re ready »

Common Questions

Nope. This isn’t about performance—it’s about connection. You don’t need any experience to begin.
Yes—and we’ll go slowly. Some breathwork can be activating, so we’ll always check in with your nervous system and adjust based on what feels safe and supportive for you.
That’s okay. Mindfulness doesn’t always mean being still. We can use movement, sound, and grounding practices that feel more accessible to your body.