HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED THIS WITH CLIENTS...

• Clients feeling stuck in session
• Clients falling off of sessions when you start to uncover deep-rooted trauma
• Clients feeling like they have a loss of meaning or purpose
• Increased anxiety in clients
• Clients feeling out of touch with their body
• Clients feeling isolated and disconnected from community

OR MAYBE YOU'RE EXPERIENCING...

• Compassion fatigue
• Burnout
• Feeling stuck in the traditional confines of psychotherapy
• Feeling like you want to connect with your clients on a deeper level
• Considering changing careers, or working with your clients in a different way

 WHO IS THIS FOR

• Licensed and pre-licensed therapists, counselors, and other mental health professional
• Yoga teachers, healers, and coaches integrating mental health into their work
•  Anyone working with trauma, anxiety, and depression in any capacity
•  Those interested in what it means to take a holistic approach to mental health
• Anyone ready to work holistically in a post-pandemic world
  

We know the body keeps the score...

but what does that look like in the therapy room?

With a Holistic approach you will help your communities heal

• Generational trauma
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Ethnic and race-based trauma
• Lack of purpose

Allowing them to experience

• Authenticity
• Connection to mind, body, spirit
• Joy
• Ease
• Reclaiming their birthright to abundance

LeNaya Smith Crawford

Before taking on a holistic approach to my own mental health and healing, I believed my worthiness was tied to what I could do, accomplish, or achieve. I was looking at life through a left-brain, hierarchical perspective, approaching both my personal and professional life through this lens. I was stuck in the traditional identity of what a therapist “should” be.

I was depressed, feeling unworthy, out of touch with my body, focused on achieving, disconnected spiritually, and isolated. I was compartmentalizing my physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and communal wellness, viewing them as separate parts of myself. 

It wasn’t until I began to take a holistic approach in my own healing journey that things started to change.

When I found yoga during a stressful time in my master’s program, it gave me so much joy and relief. I resonated with the power of yoga so much that the same year I graduated with my master’s, I also received my yoga teacher training and trauma-sensitive yoga certifications!

In addition to my yoga practice I began integrating more holistic healing practices into my life like breathwork, sound healing, and affirmations. These healing modalities helped to give me a sense of joy, embodiment, freedom, and peace. 

While on this journey of experiencing the power of these ancient healing practices, there was a point where I was conflicted as to whether or not these practices were aligned with the teachings of Yeshua…

You see, spirituality has always been a part of my life. As the daughter of two pastors who was raised in the church, my faith has always been at the core of who I am. I wanted to make sure that the holistic practices I was growing to love weren’t at odds with my faith.

From research and in depth conversations with my parents, I realized this work of holistic healing is aligned with my spiritual beliefs, and ultimately helped me experience a closer relationship with God.

As I integrated my holistic practices and spirituality WITH the tools I had learned from years in the mental health space, it became clear that ALL layers of me were essential components to my healing. I learned that holistic healing isn’t just integrating ancient healing practices…it’s integrating ALL of you, including the spiritual. 

Once I was able to integrate all layers of myself, not only was I able to experience personal freedom and authenticity, I was also able to create a business that feels aligned with who I am called to be: a multi-passionate, multifaceted healer, business owner, and human being.

The reason why I’m so passionate about holistic mental health is NOT because I’ve trained thousands of therapists or worked with hundreds of clients…

It's because holistic mental health and healing saved me, allowed me to experience transformational healing, and deepened my reverence for Yeshua.

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LeNaya Smith Crawford is a sought after Holistic Mental Health Educator and Expert, who has been featured in publications like The New York Times, HuffPost, Essence, Healthline, and Mantra Wellness. She is Licensed Therapist, Holistic Healer and Wellness CEO on a mission to make Holistic Mental health and Healing accessible, inclusive and relatable. 

She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with honors from The Spelman College and holds her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy with a specialization in Spiritual integration and Trauma Therapy. In addition to her degrees, she is an advanced certified Yoga, BreathWork, and Meditation Guide (ERYT-500), Trauma Informed Facilitator, Sound Healer, Business Mentor and International Teacher. 

LeNaya is also the Founder and Clinical Director of Kaleidoscope Family Therapy + Holistic Wellness and  Co-Owner of Seviin Yoga + Yoga School, in Atlanta, Georgia.