LCSWR, SEP, EMDR, PP

Owner of Joyfully Becoming Therapy

(845) 247-4357

marcy@joyfullybecomingtherapy.com

Marcy has adventured through her life with the goal of discovering ways to live with resilience. Marcy has sought healing modalities that encourage creativity, curiosity. and self compassion. Through this journey Marcy has created her own alchemy of intuitive insight and wisdom. This alchemy enables the deepest healing of hearts and minds by untangling the knots of pain and trauma and enlivening the reimagined possibility of living with resilience, hope and joy.

MFA, LCSWR, SEP, IFS I

(845) 875-4346

Pam@joyfullybecomingtherapy.com

In  2016, Pam established a Child and Family Psychotherapy Practice in Saugerties, N.Y.  She found that working primarily with parents created the most positive change in the family, the most quickly.  An LCSW and certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, she now specializes in “Somatic Attachment Parent Therapy” and “Somatic Attachment Based Classroom” Trainings for Teachers. These provide parents and teachers powerful attachment strategies as well as methods to regulate their nervous systems while helping children regulate theirs.

LMSW, SEP, LMT, RCST®

(914)466-4606

joylofstrand@gmail.com

Joy, an LMSW and licensed bodyworker (LMT), merges psychological and body centered emphasis with extensive training in mind-body integration. As a Social Worker, she started her work at Beth Israel Hospital working with individuals suffering from addiction. Seeking to bring together more body/mind connection, Joy sought out various integrative trainings.

She has background training from the Somatic Experience Trauma Institute (SETI), Hakomi Institute a body-based psychotherapy, DARe training in working with our unique attachment styles, and Barbara Brennan School of Healing, where she taught for 12 years. Passionate about empowering clients through trauma recovery and embodiment, she joined JoyfullyBecoming Group in 2021.

LCSW

(504) 799-9896

bella@lifeasartstudio.com

Isabella has had the privilege of being a social worker for over 30 years. Those with whom she has worked have taught her much about courage and grace. She has been employed primarily in the nonprofit world, with people who suffer from the disease of addiction. She has worked with homeless youth and students in public school settings. Her career has taken her to the East Village of NYC, to south London, and to Berlin, Germany where she designed and taught seminars in patient communication to medical students preparing to join Doctors Without Borders. She has loved her work. But of all the opportunities she has had, the one for which she is most grateful is her initial training and internship at Charity Hospital in New Orleans.