3- or 6-months

Integrative Container

This is an alternative, holistic path of transformation.

Our work in the container moves through the personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal layers of healing and growth. Over the course of 12 (or more) personalized sessions, we’ll focus on your specific goals, integrating somatic healing, parts work, attachment repair, contemplative coaching, and more—woven together in a way that honors your unique process.

A typical arc might include six sessions rooted in somatic healing and six more reflective sessions that deepen insight and integration. You’ll receive practical tools for daily life, and you’ll have access to me via email throughout the journey for continued, personalized guidance.

This is a space to resolve trauma held in the body, reclaim presence, and grow into the new capacity created through healing. Because healing alone is not enough, we also need to grow (coaching). Without conscious direction, healing can become an endless loop. But when paired with reflection, meaning making, and growth, it becomes liberation.

We humans, like nature itself, are designed to transform. If you feel stuck in a survival loop, burdened by trauma, or caught in repeating patterns—or if you simply long to grow personally, relationally, or spiritually—this space is designed to support that journey.

But know this: I’m not here to keep you stuck in a cycle of healing. I’m here to help you move through it. So you can simply be, unfolding in real time.

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Benefits of the container

  • Remove layers of protective or conditioned identity and become more aware of your authentic self, with confidence and innate self-worth.

  • Learn to feel your emotions, listen to the wisdom of your body, and self-regulate in your daily life, and gain compassionate resilience for life’s ebbs and flows, big or small.

  • Manage your life more directly, attuned to your true ideals, guided by your own intuition, and have clarity on steps towards your authentic goals.

  • Become more open to life and vulnerable with yourself and others, creating trusting relationships beyond avoidant or anxious limitations.

  • Make meaning out of what otherwise binds us, connect to a sense of inner and outer purpose, and navigate questions of meaning or spirituality with openness.

My path of transformation

Integration is wholeness.

  • Radical acceptance, honesty, and awareness is power and the prerequisite to change. Once we're aware and accepting of a limiting pattern, we can change it.

    Acceptance is the present moment.

    Lack of awareness and lack of acceptance leads to self-victimization and perpetual cycles of the same unempowering patterns. Victimization is the antithesis of healing.

  • Self-compassion is integral to any type of healing work or transformation. With compassion, we can truly be and stay in the present, holding what needs to be transformed.

    It’s compassionate presence or a loving presence that lets us fully feel and fully be human.

  • Our emotions are embodied experiences and must be consciously expressed or they keep us in heightened reactive or stress patterns that manifest across mind and body.

    Our life force is our will that keeps us open to life and gives us meaning. But this life force can only be expressed through an open connection between mind, body, soul/heart, and spirit.

    Feeling is healing and requires compassionate presence to be with the full spectrum of those feelings so they can move through us. This is what it means to be.

  • You have a whole world within you. But many of us have one or two sub-personalities who have over-matured out of survivial or adaptative strategies, leaving other parts of us buried or lost to past moments of time.

    Our inner complexity leads to inner tension, feelings of “stuckness,” confusion, and limiting beliefs.

    The process of integrating various aspects of yourself is how we grow, individuate, and self-actualize. It’s how we expand our consciousness, becoming more than just who we thought we were.

    As a brief overview:

    • Inner Child Parts | The Freudian ID | The Moon Archetype | Insecure, fears, lacks objectivity, and stuck in the past.

    • Inner Parent Parts | The Freudian Superego | The Saturnian Archetype | Insecure, overly self-critical, critical of others, and stuck in rigidity.

    • Inner Adult Parts | The Freudian Ego | The Sun Archetype

    We'll tap into resources you didn't even know you have and reshape how you think about the parts of you kept hidden, unleashing creativity and expansiveness.

  • The relationship with our true self is reflected outwards with others. Attachment refers to the deep emotional connections formed early in life that influence how we relate. This dimension focuses on uncovering your true essential needs and gentle attachment system repatterning, bringing just the right amount of love and care to old survival strategies.

    You are not an attachment style. Attachment is also nuanced, and we all have layers of these behaviors and adaptations, presenting in different ways and at different times.

    From avoidance, anxious, and disorganized, we’ll work together to repair and feel more secure with ourselves and others.

  • The transpersonal is a source of inspiration and intuitive trust to unfold who you were meant to be in each moment. The transpersonal self is wise, compassionate, in an endless state of becoming and transformation, and is connecting to something much more than each of us alone.

    But only in working through the pillars above can we engage the transpersonal from a place of grounded presence and, importantly, with an open mind and heart rather than a wounded ego.

    The reason transpersonal experiences like psychedelics or lucid dreams can be so transformative is because they expand our consciousness, beyond just the limitations of personal separatism. This is an important part of the healing journey.

  • You cannot be what happened to you or the survival strategies you adopted as your “personality” or you will always cycle back to those patterns. You are not just a series of parts either - the whole is always greater than the sum of its parts. You must disidentify from all of this.

    This is the biggest reason so many heal from trauma or addiction only to go right back to those patterns shortly after. Traditional psychology cannot navigate this though because if you are not what happened to you, who are you?

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Meet your guide

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Hi, welcome, I’m Susan Reis. I integrate somatic healing and spiritual depth psychology coaching.

In this container, we’ll draw from my full range of tools including somatic healing, coaching, hypnosis, meditation and mindfulness, and integrative practices to meet your unique goals.

Together, we’ll resolve and release trauma, restore inner capacity, and use that new space to grow consciously, with purpose and depth.

I look forward to supporting you on your journey.

Book a free 20-minute consultation to learn more or get started.