Asha Goldstein (she/ her)

Emotional pain lives in the body, not just the mind. When we've been overwhelmed, our nervous systems adapt, holding tension, bracing, numbing, or staying on guard long after the danger has passed. Somatic therapy gently brings awareness to these body-based patterns so they can begin to shift. Rather than only talking about your experience, we track what's happening in your body and emotions in the present moment.

My work focuses on Complex Trauma or C-PTSD which is trauma that happens within ongoing relationships in childhood. Using the NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®), we work with how early survival strategies still shape your identity, relationships, and sense of self. Rather than reliving the past, we focus on how these old patterns show up in your life now.

My work focuses on Complex Trauma or C-PTSD which is trauma that happens within ongoing relationships in childhood. Using the NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®), we work with how early survival strategies still shape your identity, relationships, and sense of self. Rather than reliving the past, we focus on how these old patterns show up in your life now.

My work focuses on Complex Trauma or C-PTSD which is trauma that happens within ongoing relationships in childhood. Using the NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®), we work with how early survival strategies still shape your identity, relationships, and sense of self. Rather than reliving the past, we focus on how these old patterns show up in your life now.

Our earliest relationships shape how safe it feels to be close, to trust, and to be ourselves. When those bonds were unpredictable or left us feeling unseen, we adapt, becoming self-reliant, anxious, people-pleasing, or guarded. These patterns once protected you but can now leave you lonely even in connection. Together we explore how attachment wounds live in your body and relationships, so you can build a steadier sense of self and feel real closeness without losing yourself.

Our earliest relationships shape how safe it feels to be close, to trust, and to be ourselves. When those bonds were unpredictable or left us feeling unseen, we adapt, becoming self-reliant, anxious, people-pleasing, or guarded. These patterns once protected you but can now leave you lonely even in connection. Together we explore how attachment wounds live in your body and relationships, so you can build a steadier sense of self and feel real closeness without losing yourself.

As someone who has lived with chronic pain, I understand the toll it takes on your body, relationships, and sense of self, and the grief and shame that come with it. A nervous system that has spent years under threat can amplify pain and make recovery harder. My work isn't about eliminating symptoms but helping you meet yourself and your life with more self-compassion and acceptance.

As someone who has lived with chronic pain, I understand the toll it takes on your body, relationships, and sense of self, and the grief and shame that come with it. A nervous system that has spent years under threat can amplify pain and make recovery harder. My work isn't about eliminating symptoms but helping you meet yourself and your life with more self-compassion and acceptance.

Trauma isn't only what happened to you; it's how those experiences live on in your nervous system, body, and sense of self. My approach doesn't require reliving painful events. Instead, we work with how old survival patterns show up in your life now, in your relationships, your body, and the way you treat yourself. This is depth-oriented work for people ready to move beyond insight alone to create change that is integrated into your nervous system.

The NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®) is an advanced, attachment-focused approach to healing developmental and relational trauma. Rather than dwelling in the past, NARM works with how early survival strategies still shape your identity, relationships, and nervous system today. We explore the disconnection from self that trauma creates and support your capacity for connection. NARM is a powerful modality for people who are ready to really get to the roots of what is making them stuck.