Francine Morar (she/her)

In my practice, I use somatic therapy to help clients process trauma by guiding them to tune into body sensations, breath, and movement. We explore physical responses to emotions, using grounding, touch (if appropriate), and mindful awareness to release stored tension. This supports nervous system regulation and empowers clients to reconnect with their bodies safely, fostering deeper healing and resilience.

In my practice, I use Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help clients identify and connect with their inner parts—such as protectors, exiles, and the Self. For trauma work, we explore how protective parts have developed in response to pain and gently access exiled parts holding trauma. By fostering compassion and curiosity from the Self, clients can heal wounded parts, reduce internal conflict, and build a greater sense of inner safety and integration.

In my practice, I use Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help couples identify and transform negative interaction patterns. We explore underlying emotions and unmet attachment needs, fostering secure emotional bonds. By creating a safe space for vulnerability, partners learn to express their needs and respond to each other with empathy and connection, deepening trust and emotional intimacy for lasting relationship change.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.

I help clients navigate relationship issues by exploring communication patterns, attachment styles, and emotional needs. Using approaches like EFT, IFS, and somatic awareness, we work to uncover core wounds, build empathy, and foster healthy connection. I support clients in developing clarity, emotional regulation, and tools for deeper, more authentic relationships—whether in couples or individual sessions.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.

I work with eating disorders by addressing the emotional, relational, and somatic roots of disordered eating. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and attachment-focused work, I help clients explore the parts of them that use food for control, comfort, or protection. Together, we build self-compassion, reconnect with body cues, and support nervous system regulation to foster healing, balance, and a more peaceful relationship with food and the body.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.

In my practice, I’ve worked extensively with clients facing attachment issues rooted in early relationships. I help them explore patterns of insecurity, avoidance, or anxiety in current relationships. Using approaches like IFS, somatic therapy, and EFT, I support clients in building secure internal connections, fostering self-compassion, and creating healthier bonds with others. Healing attachment wounds is central to lasting emotional well-being.