Our Team
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Yonat Piva, MA LMFT
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I am a devoted student of body, breath, and voice. My work as a psychotherapist, mentor, facilitator, vocalist, and mother are informed by a lifetime of listening to my own sensations and the movements that unfurl from my body. I hold a Master's degree in Somatic Psychotherapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies. I have also trained professionally in movement and expressive arts therapy, massage, yoga (RYT-500), mindfulness meditation and wilderness rites of passage. In addition, I have studied music performance and songwriting.
My specialties range from maternal mental health to recovery from eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, anxiety and trauma. Whether counseling, teaching, or performing, I believe that the body and breath are our most powerful allies to find grounding, presence, expression and wholeness in our lives. More about Yonat at www.somasoulcare.com
My specialties range from maternal mental health to recovery from eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, anxiety and trauma. Whether counseling, teaching, or performing, I believe that the body and breath are our most powerful allies to find grounding, presence, expression and wholeness in our lives. More about Yonat at www.somasoulcare.com
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Liat Mayer, MA
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I have been working with youth and young adults navigating complex trauma in a variety of therapeutic capacities for 20 years.
I have professional training in Primary Attachment therapy and the Hakomi Method, a mindfulness and body centered psychotherapy modality. I am also trained in Anthropology, the study of human culture. In particular, I research violence, ethics, trauma, and relationship. I have been supporting people of all ages explore and strengthen a caring relationship with their boundaries and bring a nuance approach to both coaching and self defense.
Learn more about Liat at her life coaching website www.mindfulmyths.com
I have professional training in Primary Attachment therapy and the Hakomi Method, a mindfulness and body centered psychotherapy modality. I am also trained in Anthropology, the study of human culture. In particular, I research violence, ethics, trauma, and relationship. I have been supporting people of all ages explore and strengthen a caring relationship with their boundaries and bring a nuance approach to both coaching and self defense.
Learn more about Liat at her life coaching website www.mindfulmyths.com
