Somatic Therapy for overthinkers and sensitive souls who are tired of keeping it all together

Virtual Therapy in California

What you might be struggling with

Being an adult can feel like living in a constant state of pressure. Your body feels tense before the day even begins, and your mind is already running through everything that could go wrong or needs to be handled.

At night, you’re replaying conversations or overthinking decisions, wishing your brain would just quiet down. You scroll, compare, and wonder, “How is everyone else keeping up?”

You’ve tried to talk it out, push through, or make changes, but the same cycles keep returning. The relief you’re hoping for never fully settles.

This kind of exhaustion doesn’t come out of nowhere. It makes sense. You’ve been holding a lot for a long time. And you’re ready for something to actually feel different.

What healing looks like:

  • Waking up feeling more grounded instead of immediately overwhelmed

  • Feeling emotions without needing to numb or escape them

  • Saying what you need without spiraling afterward

  • Feeling calmer and more present in relationships

  • Enjoying stillness instead of avoiding it

  • Trusting your decisions without overthinking them later

  • Catching old patterns sooner and shifting them more easily

  • Making sense of your pain and feeling more steady moving forward

This isn’t just in your head. It shows up in your whole system.

I draw from specialized approaches like somatic strategies, inner child healing, intuitive work, visualizations, and building emotional vocabulary. All, so you can finally understand what’s really going on inside your mind and body.

No more trying to be perfect. No more tiring fights with your partner. No more feeling like it’s your fault when others hurt you.

It’s getting easier to speak up for yourself. Time with your family feels calmer. Your friends and relationships feel rejuvenating and supportive.

Maybe you don’t have to do it all by yourself this time.

How my therapeutic approach can help

Meet the Clinician

  • Therapy with Lili is a space to slow down and finally exhale

  • support without pressure to have it all figured out

  • for adults feeling consumed by overthinking or emotional overwhelm

  • therapy that includes your nervous system, not just your thoughts

  • I meet you with curiosity, not assumption

  • identity and lived experience are approached with care and humility

  • using metaphors and everyday language to make things feel clearer

  • nothing here needs to be rushed or “fixed”

  • you are not broken… you’ve been surviving

  • bring your story, I’m here to listen

Your hesitation is valid. Trust takes time, especially when healing is involved.

I show up as a human in our sessions - warm, present, and probably fidgeting with something. I’ll help you tune in & uncover what your emotions are telling you. With enthusiastic hand gestures and collaborative conversations, we will create the life you deserve and want for yourself!

My Specialties

  • person climbing a mountain symbolizing trying to reach unrealistic standards or expectations

    Perfectionism & Burnout

    How do you respond when something doesn’t go your way? What do you say to yourself when you make a mistake?

  • person showing their back in a stressed posture to reflect how stress gets stored in the body

    Chronic Pain & Stress

    What words or images describe the way your pain feels? How do you speak to yourself when the stress becomes overbearing?

  • a huge and powerful waterfall to represent how our mind can feel so full and overwhelmed

    Cluttered Mind

    When your thoughts feel like they’re racing, what do you notice yourself doing? If your mind was a room, what would it look like?

  • silhouette of person looking alone to highlight how we carry shame alone at times

    Guilt & Shame

    How often do you find yourself taking all the blame after a conflict? How do you typically comfort or distract yourself?

  • a chess board about the make chess mate move to represent ongoing conflicts with others can feel like a chess match

    Relationship Conflict

    When conflict comes up, how do you tend to respond? When things get tense, what do you often turn to…or avoid?

  • a hand reaching out of the ocean in desperation to represent how we feel our grief in isolation sometimes

    Loneliness & Grief

    What do you do when the weight of sadness feels too much? What kind of connection do you find yourself longing for?

If any of this resonates, we can take the next step together