Welcome to Embodied Heart Mind LLC
Embodied Heart Mind is offered by Lissa as a form of embodied radical care.
Offerings include integrative mental health care, meditation, and mindful movement held in a compassionate, trauma-responsive, and justice-oriented framework as part of a lifelong mission to reduce suffering for all beings.
About
About Lissa & Embodied Heart Mind
Offerings
INTEGRATIVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE: Psychotherapy. Medication Management. EMBODIMENT: Yoga, Qigong, Pilates, Meditation & Dharma.
Video Library
VIDEO LIBRARY OF PRACTICES: Meditation, Yoga, Qigong, Pilates, Strength, Resourcing, Journaling, & Embodied Radical Care.
We’re practicing freedom in every moment we’re present. Practicing gently letting go of everything that is not love. –Lissa
It’s okay to take all the time you need to learn how to let go. Take a deep breath and slowly unclench mind, body, heart when you’re ready. –Lissa
*Request Brief Chat with Lissa About Services or Business Inquiries*
*Let’s Connect: Newsletter, YouTube & Instagram*
*Resources: Mental Health &
Body/Trauma*
*FAQ: What is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner?
*6-Week Mindfulness & Stress Resourcing Series*
*Next series will touch upon compassion for shame, inner critic, and perfectionism*
Worthiness Reminder
You are wonderful, worthy, and whole just as you are. You always have been and always will be. –Lissa
Well-being Wish
Dear ones,
I am holding you in my practice… all that aches, all that weeps, all that is weary, all that grieves, all that is enraged, all that is terrified… all that is content, all that is easeful, all that is love…the ten thousand joys and the ten thousand sorrows.
May all of it be held and taken care of in this moment. May all of you be held and taken care of in this moment.
With love,
Lissa
Writings
Favorite Blog Posts
Attribution/Disclaimer
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This site provides general information and discussions about wellness and related subjects that are not intended as medical advice nor is the information a substitute for consultation with a healthcare provider.