NeuroAffective Touch

“We may deny that an event occurred, or we may act as though it was unimportant. For instance, when someone we love dies, or when we are injured or violated, we may act as though nothing has happened, because the emotions that come with truly acknowledging the situation are too painful. In addition, dissociation may be experienced as part of the body being disconnected or almost absent. Frequently, chronic pain represents a part of the body that has been dissociated.” – Peter A. Levine

What is NeuroAffective Touch?

NeuroAffective Touch (NAT) is a pioneering therapeutic approach that integrates the profound wisdom of your body with the transformative power of touch. It is a holistic practice designed to bridge the gap between physical sensations and emotional states, employing both touch and bodywork to cultivate a deeper connection between body and mind.

NAT acknowledges the body as a critical element in the healing journey, aiming to address the non-verbal experiences and traumas harbored within our physical form.

How NeuroAffective Touch Works

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Utilizes a psychobiological approach weaving somatic body psychology, attachment theory, and interpersonal neurobiology.

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Brings unconscious or hidden narratives and traumas to light. Allows for conscious processing, integration, and healing.

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Facilitates a dialogue with the body's inherent wisdom. Supports the emergence of a new narrative rooted in trust, safety, and care.

WHO IS IT FOR

Ideal for Reclaiming Embodied Presence

WHY CHOOSE NEUROAFFECTIVE TOUCH

Healing with NeuroAffective Touch

Modes of Service Offerings

Choose the mode that best suits your needs for a personalized and effective healing experience.

IN-OFFICE
SESSIONS

TELE-HEALTH OR REMOTE SESSIONS

INTENSIVES

“We may deny that an event occurred, or we may act as though it was unimportant. For instance, when someone we love dies, or when we are injured or violated, we may act as though nothing has happened, because the emotions that come with truly acknowledging the situation are too painful. In addition, dissociation may be experienced as part of the body being disconnected or almost absent. Frequently, chronic pain represents a part of the body that has been dissociated.”

- PETER A. LEVINE

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