Erika Eichelberger (she/her)

Depression is associated with the nervous system's immobilization survival response. In working with depression, we will collaborate to generate experiences of connection and pleasure in order to transform neural patterns of overwhelm into experiences of support and possibility.

Anxiety is caused by the nervous system's fight-or-flight survival response. In working with anxiety, we will continually root into experiences of relational and physical safety in order to repattern neural networks toward ease and connection.

Anxiety is caused by the nervous system's fight-or-flight survival response. In working with anxiety, we will continually root into experiences of relational and physical safety in order to repattern neural networks toward ease and connection.

Anxiety is caused by the nervous system's fight-or-flight survival response. In working with anxiety, we will continually root into experiences of relational and physical safety in order to repattern neural networks toward ease and connection.

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in an understanding of the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Hakomi.

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in an understanding of the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing.

My training is grounded in attachment theory and the neurobiology of attachment. Attachment wounding and trauma impact brain and nervous system development, which then impacts the way we experience ourselves, relationships, and the world around us. By providing a therapeutic partnership that offers and encourages the safety, freedom, and reverence that many of us lacked during childhood, I can help support the gradual development of secure attachment.

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in an understanding of the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Hakomi.

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing.

It's common for folks to see traditional talk therapists for years without symptom improvement. This is because mental health struggles arise from nervous system dysregulation and symptoms need to be addressed at the physiological and emotional levels. I love somatic therapy because it allows us to get beneath what our minds think is going on to what the body knows is going on!

It's common for folks to see traditional talk therapists for years without symptom improvement. This is because mental health struggles arise from nervous system dysregulation and symptoms need to be addressed at the physiological and emotional levels. I love somatic therapy because it allows us to get beneath what our minds think is going on to what the body knows is going on!

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing.

It's common for folks to see traditional talk therapists for years without symptom improvement. This is because mental health struggles arise from nervous system dysregulation and symptoms need to be addressed at the physiological and emotional levels. I love somatic therapy because it allows us to get beneath what our minds think is going on to what the body knows is going on!

As a somatic therapist, my training is rooted in the neurobiology of trauma, including developmental trauma. In our work together, we will ground in experiences of physical and relational safety in order to slowly unwind and integrate traumatic experiences. My work is informed by polyvagal and attachment theories and principles of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing.