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Dylan is also an instructor at Naropa University's Graduate School of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Psychology, where he teaches foundational counseling skills, Gestalt, and the application of mindfulness in counseling. Dylan has consulted with businesses and organizations where provides mindfulness and emotional intelligence trainings. He was a research assistant at a cognitive-affective science lab, where helped write and publish academic research on mediation practices, compassion and emotion regulation. His clinical approach is therefore informed by neuroscience and empirically grounded thinking. Dylan's journey through his own dark nights of the soul, have given him a deeply rooted empathic and compassionate orientation towards the therapeutic relationship. Outside of this work he spends his time with family and friends, and in nature skiing, surfing, climbing, and trail running.

Pamela holds a Masters Degree from Naropa University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in the Somatic Counseling Program with a concentration in Body Psychotherapy. Pamela’s approach to counseling is strength-based, humanistic, relational, and mind/body-centered. She focuses on working with the nervous system to strive for emotional regulation. Before becoming a psychotherapist, Pamela spent five years teaching yin, restorative, and trauma informed yoga in the Boston area. Through her own personal practice and teaching, her curiosity around the healing powers of the mind-body connection grew. Her first hand awareness of the mind-body connection as a therapeutic tool led her to find Somatic Counseling --- a form of psychotherapy that values this powerful connection. Pamela lives in Maine and practices remotely.​​

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