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Dr. Pamela Sobo

SOMATIC PSYCHOLOGY - TRAUMA FOCUSED
PSYCHEDELIC ASSISTED INTEGRATION

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Welcome

 "Where you are is where we will start."

Healing is a process.

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You may understand what’s happening in your life, but something still isn’t shifting.

 

I offer therapy that works at the level where change actually happens: in the body, in the nervous system, and in how experience is held and processed.

 

You’re welcome to reach out and we can start with a brief conversation to see if this feels right.​

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Who This Is For

Some people come to therapy for the first time.
Others have done years of work and are looking for something deeper.

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You might be:

  • Feeling stuck despite insight

  • Moving through anxiety, depression, or overwhelm

  • Navigating life transitions or relationship challenges

  • Curious about deeper healing, including psychedelic integration

  • Wanting a different kind of therapy—one that actually creates change

 

How I Work

My approach is grounded in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, which means we don’t just talk; we work with how your body holds experience.

 

Because lasting change doesn’t happen through insight alone.

 

We pay attention to:

  • Nervous system patterns

  • Physical responses and tension

  • Emotional processing as it unfolds in real time

 

This allows something new to emerge: not just understanding, but actual shift.

 

About Me

I’m a clinical psychologist (PsyD) with a focus on depth-oriented, body-based psychotherapy.

 

My work is for people who want more than coping strategies,  who are ready to engage in a process that leads to meaningful, lasting change.

 

I bring a grounded, attentive presence to the work, and I tailor therapy to the individual in front of me.

 

What You Can Expect

  • A collaborative, thoughtful process

  • Space to slow down and actually notice what’s happening

  • Therapy that goes beyond talking

  • Respect for your pace and readiness​

 

You’re welcome to reach out. We can start with a brief conversation and see if this feels right.

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Sensorimotor Psychotherapy

Sensorimotor Psychotherapy is a somatic approach (body) that aims to treat unresolved trauma symptoms. Unresolved trauma stays within the nervous system and its symptoms are experienced by those affected by trauma, either consciously or unconsciously. Many people may not be aware of unresolved trauma symptoms.

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Sensorimotor Psychotherapy combines somatic therapies, attachment theory, cognitive applications, neuroscience, and techniques from the Hakomi Method. Sensorimotor Psychotherapy is gentle and effective in treating adults with childhood trauma, or those who have experienced the following: PTSD, various forms of Abuse, Depression, Anxiety, Anger, Relationship issues, and Childhood issues.

Space

Everyone experiences unwanted feelings of anxiety, inadequacy, and disconnection from the world. These feelings are best dealt within a safe, comfortable space with a therapist you can trust whether in-person or online.

Psychedelic Assisted Integration

I also work with individuals integrating psychedelic experiences.

 

I collaborate with physicians and have completed a two-year training program with the IPI Institute in Colorado.

 

This work is about helping you make meaning of your experience and integrate it in a way that supports lasting change.

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All Ages and Gender Identities

Individuals and Couples

Dr. Sobo works with a broad and diverse range of patients. Through a collaborative and supportive relationship, she provides a safe environment so that her patients can organically connect and feel the missing experiences needed to heal from relationship and disappointments during childhood, and to repair from painful traumas. In doing so, the persistent somatic, emotional, and cognitive beliefs about yourself and relationships to others change to free you from old maladaptive behaviors. You will intuitively learn new ways of sensing safety to stimulate healthy social relationships, decrease anxiety, and much more. 

 

Couples treatment is shifting. Somatic therapy teaches new somatic techniques including mindfulness, sensitivity and emotional regulation, closeness vs. intimacy, power, roles, and differentiation. Treatment offers new hope and new outcomes. 

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"In couples therapy, the work for the woman is to have a voice. The work for the man is to connect."

- Terry Real  

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