What is Experiential Therapy?

Experiential therapy is a type of psychotherapy that uses expressive tools and activities, such as movement, yoga, embodiment, visualization, role-play/acting, arts, animal care, or other forms of recreation. Under the guidance of a trained experiential therapist, the client can explore and cope with feelings of shame, anger, or hurt related to their past experiences, that may have been ignored or pushed away previously.

How experiential therapy helps:

Learning how to relax and how to channel and direct energy, feeling, and emotion is an important tool for living a healthy and balanced life. We practice experiential therapy to decrease the stress response and increase a sense of tranquility. Experiential therapy provides a way to access and work out emotional issues, behavioral problems, and interpersonal difficulties.

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