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Session Hours:
Monday-Wednesday 9a-4p 
(last appointment scheduled at 3p)
Thursday: 9a-12 (last appointment scheduled at 11a)

Closed all Federal Holidays.

(Use Scheduling Feature Above to check current availability)

New Location!!

3788 55th Ave South Fargo, Suite #214


 

Services Offered

Personalized Care & Guidance

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Individual Therapy 

Finding Strength, Developing Skills

I incorporate integrative modalities as appropriate with other evidence based therapeutic interventions including CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), ACT (acceptance & commitment therapy), DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy), IFS (Internal Family Systems) & EMDR (eye movement & desensitization therapy) to treat adults 18+ struggling with:

~PTSD 

~Trauma

~Anxiety

~Depression

~Lifestyle changes  

~Recovery support

~Self esteem issues

~Adjustment issues

~Communication & Boundaries

~Domestic/intimate partner violence 

Yoga & Mindfulness

Cultivating Wellness from the Inside Out 

Various aspects of Yoga are woven into therapy, as appropriate, as one of many ways to regulate the nervous system - not as a fitness routine (but of course it can be that too!)

 

Depending on what you need in the moment, that might look like gentle movement to release stored tension, breathwork (Pranayama) to calm an anxious system or bring energy back into a depleted one, or brief moments of turning your attention inward and away from external "noise" (Pratyahara).

It's adapted to your body, your pace, and your goals.

Regular practice has been shown to support:
~ better sleep
~ reduced anxiety and depressive symptoms
~ nervous system regulation and stress resilience
~ improved body/mind awareness and emotional regulation
~ heart health and circulation

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"Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is about what you learn on the way down." ~Judith Hanson Lasater

Outdoor Spa
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Walk-Therapy

Mind-Body Connection 

Walk sessions offered Spring through Fall! (weather permitting) 

Walking while talking through issues can have many benefits that can include: 

~Releasing tension

~Body-Mind awareness

~Help emotional regulation

~Accelerate psychological breakthroughs

~Fresh air and connection w/ nature

~Can disrupt rumination or intrusive thoughts 

~Promotes divergent thinking (increases insight & allows the

processing of experiences in new or different ways)

~Help manage or alleviate symptoms of anxiety or depression

Walk Therapy sessions available for up to 45 minutes of the 55 minute sessions to anyone who would like with the exception of initial intakes/diagnostic assessments.

Let's walk through this together!  

COMING SOON!!

HeartMath

 

HeartMath is a system of tools & techniques grounded in 35 years (and counting!) of scientific research to help heart-brain coherence for nervous system regulation. 

Essentially, the methods are used to help bring your brain, heart, nervous system and breath into a harmonious state to reduce cortisol, stress & anxiety. 

 

Your heart sends more signals to the brain than the other way around, so if your heart is sending signals of calm & safety vs. fight or flight, your brain will respond accordingly, as will your nervous system, allowing more space for clarity and healing.  

Contact Me

3788 55th Ave. South

Suite #214

Fargo, ND 58104

 

Session Hours:

M-Wed 9a-4p (last session scheduled at 3p)

Thursday: 9a-12 (last session scheduled at 11a)

Closed all Federal Holidays 

PH: (701) 353-9238

Fax: (701) 205-1221

email: info@shantiwellness.org

Use of the email and contact form provided is for communication purposes only and does not constitute a contract for services or a client/provider relationship. 

 

Clients who have any billing related questions please call Jenny Durbin at Expert Billing Solutions: 

PH: (701) 970-9985

Email: jennydurbin@expertbillingsolutions.com

 

 

Shanti Wellness does not offer 24 hr. services or emergency services.

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, please do one of the following:

~Call or Text 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline  

~Call 911 or present to your local emergency room 

~Call First Link Helpline at 211 

~Call Prairie St. John's at 701.476.7200 for a needs assessment 

~Call Mobile Crisis Unit at 701-298-4500 or 888-342-4900

~Suicide Lifeline (answered locally): 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

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