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BRIANNA LIA HO

NARM Master, Somatic Experiencing & Somatic Attachment Practitioner

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Chronically Stressed? Access a Greater Sense of Freedom, Joy and Safety.

You don't have to face this alone. Let's talk.

Embodying Your True self and Your Aliveness

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Do you feel good about who you are, or do you find yourself seeking validation from others? Perhaps you tend to hide or isolate instead.

Together, we'll explore self-limiting beliefs and self-shame, such as "I'm not good enough" or I don't belong.  We'll work through your emotional and physiological responses to help you connect more with the solidity of your true self and your aliveness.

Hydrangeas in Bloom

Do you find yourself reverting to old patterns of behavior, unsure of why it keeps happening?

Unmet childhood needs or woundings can close us off to love and goodness, making it hard to handle success or relax when life is going well.  I can guide you to expand and thrive into a new way of being.

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Struggling to Relax Chronic Anxiety?

Do you often feel ungrounded, overthink, worry and obsess? You might cope by distracting yourself with social media, food, substances or working alot. I can help you break these cycles and cultivate inner stability and resilience.

Begin Your Healing Transformation Today

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Meet Brianna &

Her Approach

I’ve come to know that we can feel the joy of being alive - be who we truly are when we heal our early wounds and nervous system.

Leading Edge Modalities

NARM

Dr. Laurence Heller’s NeuroAffective Relational Model™ (NARM), is an approach that works to heal attachment, relational and developmental trauma by working with patterns that cause lifelong psychobiological symptoms and interpersonal difficulties.

Somatic Experiencing

Dr. Peter Levine's Somatic Experiencing™ (SE), a body-oriented approach for healing trauma, to regulate the nervous system and to release traumas held in the body.  Our organismic self is designed to thrive, survive and to orient towards resilience and health. 

Somatic Attachment

With pre-perinatal traumas (e.g. difficult birth, unwanted pregnancy or  stressed, depressed caregiver) and preverbal traumas, so much is not available through our mind.

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