Sara Sullivan, MS, LPC
Sara has been in practice as a clinical mental health professional since 2012 with a CACREP-accredited Masters from UL Lafayette. With a focus on attachment, communication, and reconnection with self and others, individual, couple's, and family counseling have been her joy. Her journey into somatic work has been personal. Through her own somatic healing, Sara has integrated new elements into her work with clients. A lifelong musician, she has also added events that include sound therapy, breathwork, and mindful movement to her ongoing embodied practice for herself and others.
Ryan Winters, MS, LPC, NCC
Ryan has been in practice as a clinical mental health professional for 11 years with a CACREP-accredited Masters from UL Lafayette. Using trauma-informed and mindful practices, he helps those with PTSD and other trauma-related concerns find paths forward. With somatic work inspired by EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and his work as a musician, he connects to IFS (Internal Family Systems), shadow and inner child work, EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique aka "tapping"), mindful movement, breathwork, holotropic breathing, REST (Restrictive Environmental Stimulation Therapy), and sound therapy.
Keynote Speaker:
Misty Hencke, MS, LPC-S
Misty has been in practice as a clinical mental health professional for 17 years with her Masters from UL Lafayette. Helping individuals through difficult relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and transitions is her passion. Her journey into somatic work has been personal, adding sound therapy, mindful movement, aerial yoga, energy psychology, parts work, and other somatic pieces to her love of embodied practice for clients, and following trends and science in somatic work.