Meagan Witt Geurts, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, SEP

I am a somatic experiencing practitioner with a passion for accompanying clients on a journey to rediscover their most authentic selves. Our work will incorporate building capacity to tolerate the discomfort of your emotions, increasing nervous system regulation, bringing flow and energy back into your “river of life,” and building trust with your intuition, knowing and truth. I specialize in attachment wounds, grief, life transitions, LGBTQ+ issues and anxiety. I am excited about working with individuals who are eager to improve their overall quality of lie, reconnect with themselves and deepen their relationships with others. Seeing and understanding the body's wisdom through the somatic lens is powerful, and we will use safety, your internal and external resources and the therapeutic relationship as the anchors to our work. Together we will learn to track and listen to the body and begin to understand the information it has for us. Somatic work invites us to dig deeper into the patterns holding us back and limiting our healing. It has been my experience that reconnecting with the body and our truth is also a spiritual process that initiates a deeper growth. I look forward to meeting you on your journey.

In addition to Somatic Psychotherapy, I also offer Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for those who may be experiencing treatment resistant depression andor anxiety, are eager to heal complex trauma more efficiently, or want to deepen their spiritual connection and trust with their intuition. KAP sessions conducted virtually allow a client to be in the comfort of their own home, monitored by a therapist and trusted chaperone, and together we will integrate this transformative work. For more information, please reach out.

Friends and family often ask me how to choose a therapist, and I always tell them to start out by getting a feel for a therapist by reading their bio and website. If you like what you read, and feel like you would enjoy meeting with this person regularly, then reach out for a consultation. The purpose of the consultation is to get better sense of who the therapist is and how they like to work - this is where it's important to trust your intuition! Successful therapy has so much to do with the therapeutic relationship, so if the therapist annoys you in the consultation or you don't get a good feel for them, then it's probably best to keep looking. If your intuition says "yes" then that's a good place to start.