Integrative Health Education for Anxiety and Depression,
Couples Counseling,
Mental Health Nutrition, Eating Meditation,
Body Liberation, LGBTQIA+
Trauma, Emotional Freedom Techniques and Energy Psychology
Continuing Education for Psychologists, Therapists, Nurses, and Health Coaches
Welcome
I offer only online therapy, for people in California and Colorado only. I am not seeing people in person. Classes and workshops are open to people worldwide.
A little about L. Rebecca Connell, LCSW
L. Rebecca (Reba) Connell, Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional and Licensed Clinical Social Worker, CA LCS 19814, CO
CSW.09930492, teaches Nourish Your Mood: Meditation and Eating with the Brain in Mind and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. A Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist, she specializes in anxiety and chronic pain, drawing on the latest evidence-based approaches including mental health nutrition and eating meditation. She gives mindfulness workshops for the workplace and professional trainings.
Since 2000, she has helped many people like you find:
CSW.09930492, teaches Nourish Your Mood: Meditation and Eating with the Brain in Mind and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. A Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist, she specializes in anxiety and chronic pain, drawing on the latest evidence-based approaches including mental health nutrition and eating meditation. She gives mindfulness workshops for the workplace and professional trainings.
Since 2000, she has helped many people like you find:
- deeply connected relationships
- freedom from anxiety
- pain reduction
- self-compassion
- communication skills
- productivity and joy
Center:
vt: to gather to a center: CONCENTRATE
vi: to have a center: FOCUS
n: a point, area, person, or thing that is most important or pivotal
n: a source from which something originates
n: a group of nerve cells having a common function
n: rods about which the work revolves
vi: to have a center: FOCUS
n: a point, area, person, or thing that is most important or pivotal
n: a source from which something originates
n: a group of nerve cells having a common function
n: rods about which the work revolves
The most important thing
is to remember
the most important thing.
--Suzuki Roshi
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