About

You are unique.

Nobody else’s stories, relationships, or lives have unfolded in the very same way as yours.

It’s what makes you, you.

The truth of your uniqueness might seem beautiful some moments — and painful and isolating in others. They bring up feelings that have you wishing for an alternative – something different.

And that’s why you’re here.

Overwhelmed by feelings — grief, loss, sadness, but uncertain why?

On the surface, you’re functioning — meeting deadlines, working on that to-do list.

Able to cross items off your to-do list, make it to meetings, but can’t shake a feeling of dread?

You’re bright. It’s what got you to where you are today.

And deep down, you know your pace of life, carrying the weight of stories untold, is unsustainable.

It just may break you. Your health, happiness, and overall sense of well-being are at risk.

You need someone on your team.

That’s why we’re here.

We’re Greenlake Wellness Group – a collective of independently licensed practitioners, associates, and clinical interns, tending to a wide range of patient wellness needs in a grounding and inspiring atmosphere.

Because many of our wounds come from relationships, that’s where we work for healing.

You’ve got a context. A history. Formative relationships.

By welcoming who you are, and the stories that form you, we come to understand where you are today.

Together, we make meaning.

We identify patterns and how they impact you: both serving you and keeping you stuck.

Through understanding, we move away from shame and toward self-compassion, and abundance.

In the noticing, welcoming, and grounding, we get to choose another way.

A way that honors you and the person you’re meant to be.

We are therapists, allies, and healers.

We are animal lovers, runners, dreamers, martial arts practitioners, musicians, and yogis.

In all honesty, we’re pretty different.

Together, we are a team of diverse, empowered individuals who collectively perform work greater than the sum of our individual skills.

Just as our brains and bodies thrive in community with another, we do, too.