Welcome. So glad you made it here!
About Working Together
I offer culturally responsive, gender-affirming, integrative care that helps clients explore all parts of themselves, gently stop the stress response, move through trauma, shift or release beliefs that no longer serve, and build a steadier, more grounded relationship with themselves.
While I work with a wide range of people and patterns, my primary areas of focus include nervous system regulation, chronic pain and illness, stress and overwhelm, sleep and mood disruption, trauma integration (complex, medical and situational), relationship and attachment dynamics, and the ways early experiences continue to shape present-day functioning.
My approach includes somatic and nervous-system-informed practices, parts work, relational attunement, and regulation tools, always guided by your pace and lived experience toward a felt sense of wholeness.
Hi I’m Andrea
I’m a human walking the path of healing alongside you.
For a long time, I was high-functioning and capable on the surface, but underneath, my nervous system was stuck in a cycle of "tense functioning." I understand the frustration of having self awareness while your body remains stuck in a cycle of bracing and exhaustion.
Why Somatic Work Matters
My own path into somatic healing started when I realized that I couldn't reach the deep tension my body was holding. I discovered that insight often moves faster than the needs of the nervous system. This realization led me to become a Certified TRE® Provider.
I identify as neurodivergent and highly sensitive, and I bring that deep attunement into the therapy space to honor the language of your body and energy. I offer a collaborative relationship rooted in safety and the innate intelligence of your own system.
Helping You Come Home to Yourself
In our work together, we listen to the "map" your nervous system is already providing. Whether we are using TRE® to activate your body's natural tremor response or IFS-informed parts work to explore your inner landscape, the goal is the same: to help you stop "protecting" and start "arriving".
What Becomes Possible
When you stop bracing against life and start moving with it, everything shifts. My greatest joy is watching the moment a client's system finally settles—where chronic tension in the jaw and shoulders ease up, sleep becomes more restorative, and a life that felt unreachable starts to come into focus.
Closing the Open Tabs
Interrupting the stress response is essential to healing and growth. Think of it like closing a hundred open tabs on your computer. Suddenly, there is more energy available to heal, more space to grow new patterns and deepen connection, and the answers that once felt out of reach begin to surface on their own.
Vybology is the space where this can happen. Together, we work to close those open tabs of chronic stress and tension that have been quietly draining your system, freeing up energy for the growth and healing you've been seeking. As your nervous system settles and you begin coming home to yourself, ease, presence, and flexibility stop feeling out of reach.
If you are ready to close the "open tabs" of chronic stress and reclaim your energy for healing, scheduling your free consultation is next. Take the first step toward coming home to yourself and experiencing the ease you deserve today.
Meeting the Nervous System With Safety
Through my training in attachment, trauma, and TRE®, I came to understand tremoring as a natural, intelligent capacity of the nervous system. When the body feels safe and supported, stored tension and long-held patterns can begin to release gently on their own, allowing the system to begin organizing toward greater balance and wholeness.
This understanding shapes how I work with clients. I listen closely to the signals of your nervous system and offer steady guidance as you cultivate embodied connection with yourself.
Professional Background
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas, an Advanced Certified TRE® Provider, and an adjunct therapist at Marbridge Assisted Living Facility. My work there includes providing therapy to residents and facilitating staff workshops focused on nervous system care and regulation.
I earned my degrees in Psychology and Masters of Counseling Psychology from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. My training and clinical work are informed by a relational, body-based, and nervous-system–oriented approach, with particular attention to sensory sensitivity, trauma physiology, and emotional and parts integration.
I engage in ongoing education and my own therapy to deepen both my clinical practice and my own personal healing and growth which allows my care to remain responsive, embodied, and attuned.
Licensure & Certifications
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Texas LMFT #TX202237
Globally Certified Advanced TRE® Provider
IFS-informed
HeartMath Facilitator
Level II Gottman Therapist
Level IV Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT®)
Certified Highly Sensitive Informed Therapist
Certified Jungian Depth Psychology Coach