" Do you feel like your needs dont matter or have trouble identifying what they might be? Do you feel stuck in states of self-judgement or guilt? Do you feel numb or disconnected, or overwhelmed by the stressors of daily life? I believe that it is absolutely possible to transform your relationship with yourself and others, and to move through the world with a greater sense of ease and belonging. Together well start with building a sense of safety and connection, then gently explore the old patterns and obstacles that hold you back from your full aliveness. ", Sessions integrate mind and body, talk and touch, soul and Spirit, to support the development of the Self and facilitate an embodied awareness from which to build new pathways for identity and expression. As the author of "The Mind-Body Guide to the Twelve Steps," one of my specialities is helping people in recovery deepen their recovery journey. , Relational somatics is my focus and my passion. My commitment is to provide you with a heart-centered and nurturing space that fosters awareness, insight, and new possibilities. Call for a free consultation\xa0to explore working together!
Nina Pick is a licensed clinical social worker and therapists based in Massachusetts.
You can contact Nina Pick for therapists sessions or inquiries at the following number:
Phone: +1-413-266-5466
Nina Pick has extensive training and credentials in clinical social work and therapists:
Degree: MA
qualification: 'Degree/Diploma from Pacifica Graduate Institute' 'Certificate from Ordination Kohenet Institute' 'Degree/Diploma from University of California Berkeley' 'Attended Pacifica Graduate Institute MA Counseling Psychology Graduated 2012'
You can reach our customer support team via by calling +1-413-266-5466.
Nina Pick works with a diverse range of clients, including:
1. Individuals
2. Families
3. Children and Teens
Nina Pick accepts various insurance plans to make her services more accessible to clients. These include:
1. BlueCross and BlueShield
2. Carelon Behavioral Health
3. ComPsych