LeNaya Smith Crawford, LMFT, ERYT-500

Trauma Therapist | Holistic Mental Health Educator | Somatic & Embodiment Facilitator

Session Title: From Intuition to Integration: A 4-Part Clinical Framework for Ethical Holistic and Integrative Practice

This workshop introduces a 4-part clinical framework that supports the transition from curiosity to confident integration of holistic interventions. The framework focuses on ethical decision-making and scope of practice, documentation and clinical clarity, embodied facilitation skills, and culturally responsive and decolonized approaches to somatic healing.

Dr. Shena J. Young, Licensed Psychologist

Session Title: Feel for You, Feel for Them | Embodied Presence: Bringing Trauma Informed Yoga into Therapy Practice

You’re invited to join Dr. Shena J. Young of Embodied Truth Healing & Psychological Services for an experiential workshop exploring the holistic impact of trauma. Participants will be guided in exploring embodied presence, trauma informed yoga and embodiment practices, and somatic empathy as tools for holding space for others and holding space for self in the work.

Gabrielle Juliano-Villani, LCSW

Session Title: From Freeze to Flow: Polyvagal Theory, the Chakra System, and the Body's Path to Healing

What if the wisdom encoded in ancient chakra philosophy and the science of polyvagal theory are telling us the same story; just in different languages? In this experiential session, participants explore parallels between energetic centers and the autonomic nervous system, examining how trauma disrupts both systems and how embodied practice can restore coherence. Through somatic exercises, breathwork, and reflection, attendees gain a tangible understanding of nervous system-informed and energetically-aware approaches in clinical and personal work.

Kimberley Small, LCSW, QS, CCTP

Session Title: When Faith Feels Like Fear: Ethical Holistic Mental Health Approaches to Religious Rigidity, Spiritual Trauma, and Faith Deconstruction 

This presentation explores holistic mental health approaches to ethically addressing religious rigidity, spiritual trauma, and faith deconstruction across different support containers. Participants will examine how to assess the function of a belief rather than debate the content of the belief, and how to distinguish sacred conviction from fear-based protection, inherited formation, or trauma adaptation.  Drawing from trauma-responsive care, spiritual/religious competency research, self-of-the-practitioner reflection, holistic mental health, and liberation psychology, this session will offer models for supporting compassion, embodied safety, spiritual agency, and values-aligned meaning-making. Participants will also consider how this work may shift across psychotherapy, intensives, wellness spaces, coaching, groups, consultation, and training.

Jess Pfeffer, M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, RYT

Session Title: SETTLE: A Somatic Workshop for Resetting Your Nervous System as Healers

SETTLE is an immersive somatic workshop designed to support therapists, mental health professionals, and healing practitioners navigating stress, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm. Through journaling, meditation, breathwork, and somatic movement, participants are guided into nervous system regulation and embodied presence. 

Dr. Rasheeka Fogg, DPC, LCMHC-QS, LCAS, CCS 

Session Title: Integrating Human Design, Energetics, and Reiki into Clinical Practice

Have you ever considered how Human Design and Reiki might help clients gain insight into how they show up in connection with others?

Clients often seek support with life challenges that impact how they function in relationships and respond to emotional distress. This session explores how Human Design and Reiki can be integrated within the therapy room to expand how therapists conceptualize client presentation.

 Human Design is introduced as a framework for recognizing energetic patterns that influence how clients process and respond, while Reiki is explored as a modality that supports grounding and regulation. Together, these approaches offer therapists additional tools for deepening clinical insight and applying integrative interventions within their work with clients.