Taj Newman
Taj Newman (she/they) is an Associate therapist who graduated from Antioch University with a Masters in Clinical Psychology where she specialized in Somatic Psychotherapy. Drawing from those academic studies as well as her clinical experience as a massage therapist, Taj works directly with the mind-body connection by exploring where emotion lives in the body and how it can be released. Taj's therapeutic style is also informed by relational Gestalt, which values what emerges in the present moment between therapist and client. Taj is passionate about normalizing conversations around death and anticipatory grief and offering support to those navigating caregiving roles or the changing health of loved ones. As a queer provider and someone personally familiar with chronic pain, Taj also enjoys working with individuals exploring new facets of gender identity and sexuality, as well as with folks living with chronic pain. Book a consultation here.
Nuala Schoen
Nuala (they/them) is an Associate Therapist who graduated with their Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University. Relationships are at the center of Nuala’s practice- whether that be the relationships we have with ourselves, our bodies, or the people in our lives. They specialize in working with queer, trans, and/or neurodivergent individuals and partners, particularly those who are navigating complex trauma, chronic illness, or relational challenges. Nuala’s work is informed by past training as both a massage therapist and social worker, their own lived experience as a neuroqueer individual, and ongoing training in Internal Family Systems and depth therapy. Their style is warm, collaborative, and gently direct; Nuala shows up as a compassionate co-conspirator in the process of their clients’ growth. Book a consultation here.
