We provide Individual and Group Therapy services to people ages 5 and above experiencing a range of mental and emotional health or wellness-related challenges. Our services are offered both in person and via telehealth.

At Nourish, our team is trained in cutting-edge, holistic, research-backed therapeutic interventions and modalities. We are passionate about learning and creating new opportunities to grow so we may better serve you.

Please explore below to learn more about the specific types of therapeutic services, modalities and therapies we utilize:

 

Trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, among other treatment preseAntations are eased with the help of eye movements and the wisdom of the Adaptive Information Processing (API) system in your mindbody. Click to learn more about how EMDR Therapy can help you.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is an action-oriented approach to psychotherapy that stems from traditional behavioral and cognitive behavioral therapy. You will learn to stop avoiding, denying, and struggling with inner emotions and, instead, accept that these deeper feelings are appropriate responses to certain situations that should not prevent you from moving forward in your life. With ACT, you will begin to accept hardships and commit to making necessary changes in your behavior, regardless of what is going on in your life and how you feel about it.

INTERNAL FAMILY SYSTEMS-INFORMED THERAPY AND EGO-STATE PARTS THERAPY

Get to know your inner psyche and the parts that comprise you through parts work and somatic-based internal family systems therapy. This life-changing therapy will help you to become more self-led and regulate your emotions with non-pathologizing perspectives, tools and skills.

Bringing wakeful awareness to the present moment without judgement is one way your body orients to safety to help reduce stress, increase mood, cope with life’s inevitable challenges and stay connected to self and loved ones. Learn more about how mindfulness-based therapies and mindfulness skills can aid you in your wellness and mental health journey.

CBT, DBT, Cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, therapy for anxiety, therapy for depression, stress management, cognitive skills, coping skills for anxiety and depression

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT) AND CBT COPING SKILLS

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that treats problems and improves mood and functioning by modifying emotions, behaviors, and thoughts that cause you to hurt.

CBT focuses on solutions by encouraging clients to challenge and change distorted cognitions and destructive patterns of behavior.

CBT is often used to treat negative thinking patterns (such as catastrophizing or mind-reading) and negative core beliefs (such as thinking, "I am not good enough, or "I'm not worthy of love").

DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY (DBT) AND DBT COPING SKILLS

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is a cognitive behavioral treatment that emphasizes individual psychotherapy to monitor and reduce problem behaviors (or behaviors that impact your ability to create the life you want for yourself) and facilitate coping skills training for mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance. DBT is used to treat chronic suicidality and symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder as well as substance dependence, anxiety, relationship conflicts, stress, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and eating disorders.

SOMATIC THERAPY: SOMATIC EXPERIENCING (SE), CONSTRUCTED AWARENESS (CA), AND BRAINSPOTTING THERAPIES

Click here to explore how Nourish Carolina Counseling Therapists utilize the natural wisdom of the body to help you heal from trauma, depression, anxiety and other emotional challenges. Somatic therapists are body-centric, body-focused and using the language of sensations in the body to help you orient to safety and feel better, quickly.

The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) was developed by Stephen Porges in conjunction with Polyvagal theory to help kids and adults regulat their nervous system and feel less anxious/stressed by listening to music that re-attunes the inner ear to non-threatning frequencies and sounds. Please click here to learn more.

*We currently do not have an in-house SSP provider, however we work closely with SSP providers to ensure clients who will benefit from this cuttign-edge serice can receive it as part ofh their treatment at Nourish.

POLYVAGAL-INFORMED AND MOVEMENT-BASED THERAPIES

At Nourish, we believe in the natural, organic healing powers of the body. We are trained in polyvagal theory and the science of safety in the nervous system. This means we are uniquely trained to help you re-learn how to relax, rest and re-engage the innate relaxation and restoration process of your body. Not only is this theory infused into all of the therapies above, we also offer movement-based, yoga-inspired movement therapy sessions to help you process overwhelming, difficult or traumatic emotions or as an add-on treatment to your current therapy journey.

Polyvagal informed embodied movement will return you to a state of safety and presence in the body so that new information can be integrated into your brain, body and nervous system and new behaviors can take hold in your daily life.

SOUND HEALING AND RESTORATIVE YOGA THERAPY

Crystal singing bowls resonante at different frequencies, permeating the barriers of the body and calming the nervous system. This is offered as a stand alone session or infused into your existing sessions to aid in processing of difficult material.

Yoga therapy sessions use traditional yogic asana (postures), pranayama (breathing practices), dharana (stillness and concentration practices) as well as yogic philosophy (non-harming, self-reflection, contentment practices, radical acceptance, wakeful open-hearted presence, radical self-compassion, etc) to help you reconnect to yourself amongst the stress and busy-ness of everyday life in capitalist society.

During these sessions, the therapist will use props such as blocks, blankets, bolsters, eye pillows and weighted sandbags in conjunction with polyvagal theory to orient you to safety and experience deep, integrating rest. Other practices may include guided relaxation, meditation, mindfulness, yoga nidra, body scanning and embodied presence.