
The Mind
The Heart
We were created for connection. Usually our darkest and most joyful moments involve those who are closest to us. Our partners, family, and friends can provide us with support, safety, and security and sometimes these relationships create pain, isolation, anxiety, and even desperation. The emotional aspects of well-being are essential to healthy relationships and personal growth. In couples or family therapy, Dr. Fuller will facilitate a healing process where these important connections can be restored and strengthened.
The Body
Many people spend a large fraction of time in their heads lost in worry, fear, or sadness. Sometimes people fixate on past experiences or in dread of future anticipations…wandering through life unaware, detached and purposeless. In cases of severe trauma, unconscious wounds and triggers can create complex conflict within the body and prevent relationships from progressing in healthy ways.
Our bodies bear the burden of stress we experience in life. Usually the way our bodies express these connections is outside of our awareness. In other words, we don’t typically link physical symptoms with relational, emotional, or even mental difficulty. Through particular proven practices and interventions, the mind, heart and body can find new ways of working together to create a deeper sense of wholeness and completeness.
The Soul
Not all therapists will address spiritual issues within the therapeutic setting. Dr. Fuller believes fully in the strength and resillence found in the faith and beliefs of her clients. When appropriate, Dr. Fuller will integrate spiritual concepts into the healing process, based on the self-disclosed beliefs of the client.