Lifespan Integration

Lifespan Integration is a gentle, body-based therapeutic method which heals without re-traumatizing.

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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, WA

I am trained through Level 2 of Lifespan Integration.

— Caitlin Wehrwood, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Tacoma, WA

Lifespan 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 Associate in SEATTLE, WA
 

We have a past that we can learn from but it isn't destiny.

— Edward Sayer, Clinical Psychologist in Brewster, MA

I work with client on developmental stages.

— roxanne hotchkiss, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
 

I am level 4 trained in Lifespan Integration and currently working on my certification. This is such a wonderful modality, which feels so empowering to clients. It really allows me to be your assistance in growth and healing. It puts the power to heal where it belongs - with your own wisdom that is built from your life experience. There is so much to say about it. If it is a new modality to you, I encourage you to look up the website for more in depth information.

— Jennifer Stoakes, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Seattle, WA

Lifespan 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,
 

This particular modality is close to my heart. I am currently in the process of becoming certified which also includes me doing my own work within this framework. This helps me understand what my clients could be experiencing during different protocols and be the secure anchor in sessions. works with experienced trauma/neglect in childhood that affects clients in present time. It's gentle, body-based method that uses repetitions of memories to assists neural integration and facilitate healing.

— Aislinn Noone, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in Spokane, WA

I am Level 2 trained in Lifespan Integration.

— Kristan Baer, Licensed Master of Social Work in Hoover, AL
 

I studied under an internationally known developmental psychologist an intergrate all phases of emotional and physiological development across the life span into the various modalities of therapy

— Susan Boklaga, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in West Palm Beach, FL