Corlé LaForce offers compassionate care to people working through trauma, depression, anxiety, sexual assault, racialized trauma, birth-related trauma, developmental trauma, shame, self-discovery, intergenerational trauma, and spiritual growth. Her practice focuses on using somatic, inner parts work, and spiritual approaches to foster well-being. Self-compassion is an important part of her practice. As a therapist of color and second generation immigrant, she is able to provide an embodied understanding of race for People of the Global Majority (BIPOC) who may not feel understood in other therapeutic settings. Her previous experience as a birth doula gifts her valuable insight into working with birth, pregnancy, and early infancy. 

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In addition to talk therapy, Corlé offers touch-assisted therapy, craniosacral therapy, sound therapy, and ketamine-assisted therapy. 

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Education:  

 

Corlé holds a Bachelors of Arts in Contemplative Psychology with an emphasis in Somatic Psychology from Naropa University and a Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology at Sofia University. She is trained in Somatic Experiencing, trauma-informed touch-assisted therapy with Kathy Kain, trauma-informed touch therapy for developmental trauma, Craniosacral Therapy, Inner Family Constellations for intergenerational trauma healing, and as a mindfulness instructor.  

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In addition to offering individual therapy for adults,  Corlé provides healing containers and retreats for groups. 

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corle.deeperlight@gmail.com

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