Connect With Lynne

You don't have to know exactly where to begin.

Maybe you're looking for therapy. Maybe you're curious about Soul in Motion, supervision, or psychedelic-assisted work. Maybe you're not quite sure what you need.....you just know something is stirring.

You're welcome to reach out. I'd love to hear a little about what brings you here, and help you get a sense of whether working together feels like a fit.

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Sign up for the latest Soul in Motion gatherings, workshops, and ways to move.....plus the occasional bit of inspiration to help you turn up the volume on your life. (I might even ask you to send some my way, too.)

After you reach out, I'll get back to you within a few business days, and we can have a conversation about what you're looking for.

You don't have to know which offering makes sense before you contact me. Sometimes the first step is simply making contact and seeing what feels right from there.

There’s No Pressure to Have the Right Words

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A few starting points:

STILL DECIDING WHAT YOU NEED?

GROUND

Individual & Couples Therapy

Attachment-focused, embodied, relational work, EMDR and somatic awareness to help you get out of your head and back into the intelligence of your body.

GROW

Psilocybin-Assisted Journeys

I approach this work with reverence and trust, creating space for what is ready to emerge—new understanding, deeper connection, and a remembering of what is already whole.

GATHER

Soul in Motion

A dance floor, and so much more. Curiosity, presence, playfulness, and connection, no steps to learn, no way to get it wrong…you’re perfect just as you are. All is welcomed.

TEND

Supervision & Consultation

Collaborative supervision toward licensure, team consultation, and CEU support for fellow Oregon clinicians ready to grow in their own work.