FAQ’s ~ Podcast appearances ~ Scholarship Fund ~ Wellness Providers ~ books I love

Resources

Podcast Appearances

HEALING OUT LOUD PODCAST  
MINDFULNESS & CHRONIC ILLNESS

FINANCIAL FINESSE PODCAST
How to be fully present and calm your mind

NOURISH  POdcast 
How to Navigate Intergenerational Pain and trauma

HEALTH IN THE DETAILS Podcast
Unpacking Codependency & empowerment

Unhooked podcast
Meditation, healing Addiction & Finding Freedom from within

Sunrise over misty mountain range with clouds and sun rays in the sky. Struggling with trauma, anxiety, or PTSD? Nichole Proffitt provides somatic therapy, EMDR, and body-based exercises in Bellingham WA to help you heal from the inside out. Book you

FAQ’s

A misty mountain landscape with a silhouette of trees in the foreground and a mountain peak in the background. Struggling with trauma, anxiety, or PTSD? Nichole Proffitt provides somatic therapy, EMDR, and body-based exercises in Bellingham WA

Wellness Providers I highly recommend!

Pacific Northwest

CAt Enright, Yoga tHerapy

https://www.catenrightyogatherapy.com/

Bellingham Health, Bonnie Sprague, ARNP, Functional Medicine https://bellinghamhealth.com/

More coming soon!

San Francisco Bay Area

UCSF/Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, MBSR and Mindfulness

UCLA/ Mindful Awareness Research Center, marc.ucla.edu/

Dr. Ashanna Sevin, Holistic Chiropractor at Body Mind Chiropractic

Jamie Bender LAC Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine,
www.steppingintowellness.org

Financial Wellness with Adam Koren, www.adamkoren.com

Lisa Petras MFT, Individual and couples therapy, Sex Therapy
http://
lisapetrastherapy.com/

Good Reads

Book cover for 'The Body Keeps the Score' by Bessel Van Der Kolk, M.D. It features a black silhouette of a human figure with a red dot on the chest, surrounded by yellow starburst shapes on a blue background. The title and author's name are displayed with additional text about the book's focus on healing trauma.
Book cover titled "Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma" by Peter A. Levine with Ann Frederick, featuring an illustration of two tigers walking through a forest. somatic therapy for complex trauma / cptsd

Book cover for 'Untamed' by Glennon Doyle, with a colorful, abstract, swirling background of pink, blue, purple, red, and gold glitter accents. The title and author name are written in large white and handwritten-style fonts.
Book cover of "Women Food and God" by Geneen Roth, with a subtitle "An Unexpected Path to Almost Everything" and an image of a rural landscape with fields, a small building, and a curved rocket or satellite in the sky.
A painted sunset scene over a body of water with tall grasses in foreground, dark clouds in the sky, and warm colors dominating the horizon.

more coming soon…

Women Supporting Women

SCHOLARSHIP FUNd

Hands holding dried flowers with text overlay for a scholarship fund supporting women. somatic therapy trauma release

Also, as someone whose work is deeply influenced by years of Buddhist practice, in which the practice of DANA, or the practice of generosity, is a central tenet, I see this as a meaningful opportunity to come together as a community, to provide resources to those who need and deserve support, while giving those who are privileged to enjoy economic stability and abundance (either through their own hard work, opportunity, or generational wealth) the opportunity to be supportive. 

Not only do I see this is a practice of generosity, but also a profoundly reparative process for our communities, in that it acknowledges that each member of society, whether we work at low wage jobs, (which are critical to the operation of society), or we work at high paying jobs or have generational wealth, are equally valuable and deserving of care. Further, it acknowledges the inherent inequity in a socioeconomic system that privileges those who already have much, and provides a pathway for healing by inviting those privileged members to be of service in an impactful way.

I offer my services for a fee of $175 per hourly 1:1 session, and my group programs have different rates. My fees are based on a collection of factors:

  • My level of education, experience, expertise and the value I provide.

  • The common rate among my professional peers.

  • And most importantly, as a person who is impacted by chronic illness and requires more rest time, the amount I need to earn so that I can comfortably cover my business operation expenses and pay taxes, while also providing for myself without over giving, over extending, or working in an unsustainable manner. Over extending will never help my clients, and I am committed to modeling healthy self care and self value.

When distributing scholarship support, I prioritize women who demonstrate need, and have been impacted by racial and economic injustice, domestic violence, medical impairment, and other issues that impact their ability to afford full fee sessions.

I believe that the arch of the universe bends toward healing, and when we undertake the work of ceasing participation in collective systems of oppression, and take a stand for equity and access, our communities heal in solidarity!

In response to the ongoing need for therapeutic support for underserved and marginalized communities of women, I offer sliding scale support through the Women Supporting Women Scholarship Fund. 

I am deeply committed to providing therapeutic care to women who are impacted by racial and economic injustice, medical impairment, domestic violence, and other systemic issues that impact women's equitable access to health care. I am also committed to doing this in a way that does not deplete my energy resources, or perpetuates capitalistic patterns of overworking, over giving, and over extending.

As a woman who is in the business of helping clients heal from physical, emotional, social and cultural trauma, it is imperative that I also acknowledge the ways many women are further harmed and impacted by their value being reduced to what they produce, and their resulting “net worth”. We live in a complex society, deeply conditioned by patriarchal, power-over values, and systems of oppression that leave so many women in the margins, and which does very little to recognize the interrelationship of socioeconomics… that the wealth of so few is often built on the undervalued wage labor, exploitation, and in some cases, impoverishment, of so many.

Donation Opportunities:

Monthly Sponsorship- You can donate a monthly amount of your choosing, which will apply to either a single recipient, or will be distributed among a few recipients.

Lump Sum Donation- YOU are welcome to donate a lump sum of your choosing, which will be deposited into the general scholarship pool.

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