THE COLLECTIVE

CURRENT

Integrative and Somatic Therapy Center   

Expanding Resiliency Through Nervous System Healing

Our Mission

The Collective Current (The Collective) provides clinically centered, trauma-informed, integrative therapy that focuses on nervous system healing.

Our approach focuses on root up healing, and supports the intuitive healing capacity of the body. Our work is the intersection of neuroscience and spirituality.

We are a collective of therapists trained in trauma modalities with specific focus on Somatic Experiencing (SE).

Nervous System Healing creates the deepest and most meaningful shift in human behavior. When the nervous system heals and we have access to safety within the body, we can begin to experience the unchartered territories of joy, connection, presence, creativity, clarity, compassion and peace.

A small clay heart held gently in an open hand

Serving clients online in Colorado & Virginia. In-person in Hawaii.

“Ring the bell that still can ring-Forget your perfect offering. There’s a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in”

–Leonard Cohen

Meet Jaime

Founder and Clinician

I believe that each person has the power within to heal and that the body, mind and spirit seek balance and restoration.
My role as a trauma healing specialist is to support and guide clients as they follow the longing within them to heal and to be in a life that reflects peace, presence, purpose and authenticity.

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Vision for The Center and Vision for You

Can I be of service despite my suffering?

Can I let go of fear and feel into the familiar love inside of me?

Can I carve out enough space to let it expand and permeate through me?

When I feel farther away from that home,
Can I unlearn my way back?

and when I get there…

Will I open my door?

Vicarious Healing-Written Offering

Featured
The Effects of Family Violence

When family violence touches the family, it touches everyone. Once you consider family members and children who are impacted by situations of domestic violence, it quickly becomes a problem that affects society as a whole.

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Crying

As a clinician, I have the great honor of holding space and sitting with others as they unpack difficult emotions, the tears come and sometimes they don’t, but more often than not, those big beautiful droplets are paired with an apology.

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Collective Trauma and Returning to “The Lobby”

We are navigating a public health crisis and during this time many of us have been operating at a constant and moderate or perhaps even heightened level of threat. We are on an elevator moving up to hyperarousal or perhaps arriving at a destination of irritability, fearfulness and impatience.

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