Center Associates
Sheri Benham, LCSW
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Sheri is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with 20+ years of experience working with youth, families, and individuals. She believes in the transformative value of therapy to heal from trauma, navigate life transitions, and enhance self-awareness and compassion. Her focus is a client-centered, collaborative approach using a solution-focused, trauma-informed, strength-based perspective.
Contact: 812-363-1551 or sheritherapy[at]outlook.com
See more on Sheri's website
Denise Hyble, LMFT, LMHC, RYT-200
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Denise is a gestalt psychotherapist, a yoga instructor and a somatic movement educator. She has been trained in Gestalt, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing), Essential Somatics, TRE (Trauma & Tension Releasing Exercises), MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) and Yoga to Transform Trauma. She currently teaches TRE, Slow Somatic Yoga, Trauma-Informed Yoga and Yoga for Stress, Anxiety and Depression. Denise provides trainings to both psychotherapists and yoga instructors in trauma-informed practices.
To make an appointment, please call: 812-322-1576.
Katy Kelly, LCSW, Psychotherapy
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Katy's goal as a therapist is to create an environment in which you are safe to explore yourself and the circumstances of your life in a compassionate, non-judgmental manner. She will help you to identify your therapeutic goals and use strategies best suited to your specific needs; always looking for and developing your inherent strengths that will enable you to achieve your goals. Hers is an eclectic approach to therapy that addresses, among other issues, anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, grief, life transitions, relationships, gender, and sexuality.
Contact: 812-219-6206 or katy[at]katykellypsychotherapist.com
Graham Montague
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Graham became interested in natural healing methods while training as a yoga teacher the 1970's. He studied at the Institute of Alternative Medicine in London, graduating as a naturopath, and practicing primarily homeopathy in 1984. He later studied at the Andrew Still College of Osteopathy and received his diploma in osteopathic medicine in 1993. He followed this with postgraduate courses in health education, physical education and craniosacral therapy. He taught at the London College of Classical Homeopathy, the Maidstone College of Osteopathy and the London College of Naturopathic Medicine before moving to the USA in 1999. Graham began working at the Center for Wholism in 2014, where he practices as a naturopath and certified somatic therapist. He also teaches tai chi at the Center.
Contact: 812-322-5605
Beth Moses, CMT
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A Licensed Massage Therapist, Beth is honored to have been part of The Center for Wholism since its very beginning in 1997. Her practice focuses on assisting her clients to learn how to relax, which she believes is the core talent for developing stress resilience...and, where the magic happens! She teaches relaxation through her therapeutic massage practice, personalized breath work training and enlightening discussion to get to the root cause of her client's stress. She employs massage and breathwork as vehicles for growth, wholistic connection with body, mind and soul, greater awareness and the ability to relax at will. Her book, It's All Well & Good, now in Third Edition, teaches people how to navigate through stress and land at relaxation. Beth loves being part of this journey as clients evolve and grow toward their innate self-healing power.
Contact Beth: bmoses[at]ohwellinc.com | 812-219-4273
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Peggy York-Garcia, MA LSW
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My primary focus as a therapist is to support and aid my clients in creating a resilient and joyful lifestyle, to find their inner strengths, and to address barriers to living the life they want. I am trained in and use a broad variety of skills to develop an individual approach for each person's needs.
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My undergraduate degree in psychology is from Purdue University. I have a Master's Degree in Expressive Therapy from The University of Louisville, which is a psychotherapy program that focused on Art Therapy and all expressive therapies. This included traditional therapies for anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as Humanistic, Gestalt, Family Therapy. Since obtaining my Master's Degree I have received hundreds of hours of additional education and training in a variety of fields including Gestalt, CBT, Mindfulness, SUD, Trauma Informed Care, and therapies to support military families.
To make an appointment, please call or text: 812-988-9172
Who We Are
The Center for Wholism is an intentional healing community dedicated to providing patients and staff with a unique experience characterized by openness, honesty, excellence, trust, and equality.
Contact
812-333-0922
2401 North Walnut Street
Bloomington, Indiana 47404