Saryn Ulrich (she/her)

My previous work location was at a domestic violence safe house for women and children. I worked as the sexual assault advocate on the emergency response team. I would frequently meet with self-identifying women and children who survived a sexual assault.

A vast majority of my clients have had a variety of anxiety symptoms. They may involve social situations, feelings toward self, compulsive thoughts, anxiety attacks, or panic attacks. I have worked with and diagnosed clients with Anxiety, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, OCD, and Panic Disorder.

My trauma therapy often centers around EMDR, Somatic Parts Level 3 work, and Art Therapy. As all people with trauma have had different experiences and are experiencing different symptoms, the work is often not the same. I like to primarily create safety, choice, and trust in the early stages and then invite the client to try recommended psychotherapeutic interventions.

I am trained in EMDR and have incorporated bilateral tapping, methods informed from EMDR, and the EMDR recommended protocol with a variety of clients. This intervention can also be interwoven with Somatic/IFS and can truly be an incredible experience.

My somatic approach is informed from three trainings in Somatic Parts Work, a branch of IFS. I have also joined the IFS Circle, which provides official learning material and practices. I find somatic therapy to be beneficial for nearly all my clients and feel honored to watch this intervention guide them to a place of feeling self-led and more confident in their environments.

Self-esteem is an extremely common concern many people face throughout their life. It's deeply personal and sometimes isolating. It's connected to our attachment styles, core beliefs, and interactions within our multiple environments. Integrative somatic work is an incredible approach to more deeply growing self-understanding and appreciation. This approach harvests self-compassion and forgiveness. EMDR can also be an effective tool for reprocessing emotionally impacted memories.

Self-esteem is an extremely common concern many people face throughout their life. It's deeply personal and sometimes isolating. It's connected to our attachment styles, core beliefs, and interactions within our multiple environments. Integrative somatic work is an incredible approach to more deeply growing self-understanding and appreciation. This approach harvests self-compassion and forgiveness. EMDR can also be an effective tool for reprocessing emotionally impacted memories.