What we offer here at Life In Bloom
At Life in Bloom, we support people who feel out of touch with their bodies for many different reasons. Sometimes that looks like your body not doing what you hoped it would, past trauma making it hard to feel safe in your body, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself. Our work focuses on helping you reconnect with your body and rebuild trust in your own internal signals and intuition.
Care that meets your needs in this season
At Life in Bloom Therapy, care is thoughtful, collaborative, and shaped around the individual in front of us. We offer therapy that supports you through life’s transitions with compassion, flexibility, and respect for your unique experiences. You don’t need to know exactly what you need to begin — we’ll figure that out together.
Individual Therapy
1:1 therapy offered both in person and virtually. We support adults navigating:
Each session is tailored to your goals and paced to your needs, so you can make sustainable progress from a place of safety and trust.
- Eating disorders and disordered eating
- Body image concerns
- Infertility and reproductive trauma
- Trauma and life transitions
- Pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood
Each session is tailored to your goals and paced to your needs, so you can make sustainable progress from a place of safety and trust.
Group Therapy
Group therapy offers connection, shared support, and community alongside clinical guidance. At Life in Bloom, our groups evolve based on the needs of the people we serve. Some of our past and current groups have focused on themes such as:
If you don’t see a topic that fits what you’re looking for but feel like group support could be helpful, we encourage you to reach out and ask. New groups are always being considered based on community interest and need.
Groups can be a powerful way to feel less alone, gain perspective, and grow alongside others in a thoughtful, supportive space.
- body image and self-trust,
- Pregnancy and postpartum
- infertility and
- Discovering identity in early adulthood
If you don’t see a topic that fits what you’re looking for but feel like group support could be helpful, we encourage you to reach out and ask. New groups are always being considered based on community interest and need.
Groups can be a powerful way to feel less alone, gain perspective, and grow alongside others in a thoughtful, supportive space.
