Gail Susan Gordon: Fostering Regulation with Support and Care

Gail Susan Gordon joins me as we look at nervous system regulation within the therapeutic relationship. Especially in supporting parents or caregivers and their children. The more regulation that we can support and foster within the healing relationship, the more it can impact the family dynamic in a healing way.

Gail describes her compassionate view on supporting adults who had challenging childhoods in their healing process. You're sure to leave this episode feeling warmth in your heart and more grounded and at ease.

About Gail, in her own words:

My own journey has taught me that healing is not only possible, it’s a reality one can count on. When I bring together my training and my personal experience, I’m able to support people to move forward in a meaningful way.

I’ve worked as a psychotherapist with children and adults for almost 15 years. My training includes advanced studies in early development, trauma and somatics (body-oriented therapies). My work incorporates the impact of culture and social/political oppression in our daily lives.

A special interest has been integrating the body into therapy through Somatic Experiencing, Somatic Skills for Therapists and Transforming Touch. Learning the abundance of ways the body and mind are designed to heal from stress and trauma is an ongoing revelation. I share with you what I learn, incorporating it into my approach to working together.

You can learn more about Gail and her services on her website.


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