Setareh Azar Jinn (she/her)

SE-informed, depth-oriented trauma therapy for trauma activation, chronic bracing, dissociation/shutdown, and hypervigilance. We work with the nervous system in real time—tracking sensation, impulse, breath, and boundary—using titration and pacing so protective responses can soften without overwhelm. Especially supportive for high-responsibility, high-masking adults and for relational, developmental, medical, and identity-based trauma.

Somatic work for anxiety/panic that targets the physiology, not just the story. We map your activation sequence (breath, chest/diaphragm, gut, scanning, looping thoughts) and build usable resourcing and boundary support. With SE-informed tracking, we reduce “false alarm” cycles, increase tolerance for sensation, and create more choice in moments that used to escalate into panic or shutdown. I offer this from a disability justice lens of autistic unmasking as empowerment.

SE-informed somatic psychotherapy focused on nervous-system regulation and trauma physiology. We track present-moment sensation, breath, impulse, micro-movement, and boundary, using titration and pacing so survival responses can reorganize without overwhelm. The aim is less chronic bracing and shutdown, more steadiness, capacity, and choice—especially for high-responsibility, high-masking adults.

Relational, present-moment therapy grounded in lived experience rather than labels. We attend to what’s happening now—contact, meaning, affect, body cues, and boundary—so patterns become visible and changeable. This approach supports clarity, agency, and integrity: less performing, more congruence. Especially helpful for chronic misattunement, identity stress, and those tired of being reduced to a diagnosis.

Non-prescriptive parts-work: we relate to protective strategies as developmental adaptations shaped by family, culture, and power. When helpful, we use expressive and symbolic methods (sandtray miniatures, image, movement) to externalize inner dynamics without forcing rigid labels. This can support work with dissociation/shutdown, inner conflict, shame/self-attack, and wordless trauma held in the body

Relational, present-moment therapy grounded in lived experience rather than labels. We attend to what’s happening now—contact, meaning, affect, body cues, and boundary—so patterns become visible and changeable. This approach supports clarity, agency, and integrity: less performing, more congruence. Especially helpful for chronic misattunement, identity stress, and those tired of being reduced to a diagnosis.