Ross Jenkins, LCSW, with a practice informed by a multitude of influences including strengths-based modalities, Jungian psychology, exercise, plant medicine, nature, and the arts, Ross has cultivated an approach of discovering and supporting the authentic version of oneself and how that integrates with what is externally important for that individual in interfacing with society. From a perspective of not being in recovery himself, Ross has worked several years in inpatient and outpatient substance abuse settings facilitating group and individual counseling. Ross has also worked with diverse populations struggling with anxiety, depression, and crisis management.
Dr. Kirstie (they/she) is a Doctor of Integrative Medicine and Manual Osteopathy, Board Certified Structural Integrator, and Structural Yoga Therapist. I have been practicing for over 29 years in the healing arts since 1996.
Dr. Kirstie consider themself a Somatic Medicine practitioner offering an environment to dialogue and access the Soma (Greek derivation is “body”) and Rewyld ourselves through a process of integration of wholeness.
Their area of expertise is in working with individuals with birth and childhood trauma, chronic pain, Fibromyalgia, scoliosis, pre/postpartum care for moms, and Neurocomplex individuals.
Their lineage of training draws on Manual Osteopathy through my trainings and certifications in Structural Integration, Craniosacral, Visceral, Neural and Myofascial Release.
They have over 7,000 hours in continuing education/training and over 30,000 hours of teaching bodywork and movement in a university setting.
