Who We Are

Rekindled was created for people who have spent years showing up for others and now need a place to come back to themselves. We support nervous system regulation, emotional resilience, and meaningful life change through trauma informed coaching, somatic practices, and whole person care. Sessions are offered primarily via Zoom, with limited in person availability in the Portland Vancouver area.

About Us

A Sanctuary for Healing, Grounding and Renewal

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Rekindled is a trauma-informed wellness practice created for people who have spent years showing up for others—and now need a place to come back to themselves.

We specialize in burnout recovery, nervous system regulation, trauma integration, and identity rebuilding after major life transitions. Our work blends body-based somatic practices, parts-informed coaching, and grounded reflection to help you feel safe, steady, and clear again.

Services are offered primarily through online telehealth via Zoom, with limited in-person sessions in Portland, OR; Vancouver, WA; and Ridgefield, WA.


We meet you where you are without pressure to “fix” yourself—honoring the wisdom of your body and your lived experience.

This is a gentle, collaborative space to reconnect with your inner steadiness, reclaim your sense of self, and move forward with intention.

 

Our Services

Services We Provide

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Psychedelic Integration Coaching, Non Clinical

Preparation and aftercare support to help you make sense of non-ordinary experiences and translate insights into stable life changes. No…
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Integrative Practices

A whole-person approach that blends nervous system education, narrative reframing, values-based action, creativity, and nature-based rituals—so healing becomes sustainable, not…
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Mental Health

For our patients with impairments resultiom from injury affectiong the system.
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Somatic Coaching

Body-based support to help your nervous system come out of fight/flight/freeze and back into steadiness. We use breath, grounding, body…
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IFS Informed Coaching

A compassionate approach to understanding the parts of you that protect, push, numb, or panic. We build self-leadership, reduce inner…
Why People Choose Us

Trusted Care, Lasting Positive Change

How it Works

What to Expect: Course Overview

The program includes live sessions each week, creating a consistent space for interactive learning and active engagement.
Daily somatic practices promote embodiment and personal growth, helping participants integrate learning into their lives.
Participants receive tailored tools to support self-reflection and deepen their individual development between sessions.
A safe, supportive group fosters meaningful connections and shared experiences, enhancing collective and personal growth.

Retreats, Workshops, Train the Trainer

Immersive, trauma-informed retreats for first responders and high-stress professionals to reset, reconnect, and rebuild resilience. Expect nervous-system regulation, peer support, creative expression, and a real-world integration plan so you leave steadier—not just inspired. 

Deep Dive Workshops
Focused workshops that blend somatics, peer support, and evidence-informed tools to reduce burnout and build resilient culture—one skill at a time.
Train the Trainer
A practical program for leaders who want to build trauma-informed peer support inside their organization. Includes psychological safety, boundaries/referrals, crisis triage basics, scripts/SOPs, and a simple 90-day rollout plan.
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Pricing Plan

Transparent pricing

Pay what you can within the listed range.

Our faq’s

Frequently asked questions

Still have you any qustion?

What is the difference between PTSD and PTSI?
PTSD stands for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, while PTSI (Post-Traumatic Stress Injury) reframes it as a biological and neurological injury to the brain and nervous system caused by overwhelming stress. The term “disorder” can feel pathologizing, but many clinicians and advocates now prefer “injury” to reduce stigma. Insurance and medical systems still often require the term disorder for billing, but it’s important to remember: this is an injury, not a personal failing.

What are the symptoms of PTSI?
Symptoms include intrusive memories, nightmares, hypervigilance, emotional numbness, difficulty sleeping, avoidance of reminders, emotional dysregulation, and a persistent sense of danger—even when physically safe.

Can PTSI develop long after the traumatic event?
Yes. Post-traumatic symptoms can be delayed and may emerge months or years later—especially when triggered by stress, life changes, or similar events that activate stored trauma.

How is PTSI different from anxiety or depression?
While there can be overlap, PTSI is specifically trauma-induced. It often includes flashbacks, avoidance behaviors, and nervous system dysregulation. Anxiety and depression may be present, but PTSI is a trauma-rooted brain and body response.

How long soes therapy usually take?
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Is PTSI treatable?
Yes. PTSI is a highly treatable injury. Modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, somatic therapy, and nervous system regulation practices can help rewire the brain and restore safety in the body. Healing is possible.