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Still Water Counseling, Tysha Osborne MS, LCMFT Tysha Osborne MS, LCMFT provides mental health counseling to individuals in the Manhattan, KS area.

Tysha Osborne believes in providing an environment that is respectful, non-judgmental, challenging, and supportive. She approaches counseling by looking at the whole person (mind, body, soul) and how past experiences can influence the present. Tysha places a special emphasis on how to live in the moment, being gentle/kind on oneself, and how to draw on one's strengths. In addition, Tysha (when app

ropriate) uses a gentle sense of humor which her client's state make them "feel at ease". In describing her approach to therapy, Tysha tailors the therapy session according to the client's needs, but her main emphasis is on building a relationship. She provides to therapy to individuals dealing with abuse, AD/HD, anxiety, body image, depression, eating disorders, infertility, intrusive thoughts, emotional regulation, life adjustments, perfectionism, self-injury, self-worth, spiritual issues, suicidal thoughts, trauma and PTSD, weight concerns. Tysha is a graduate from Benedictine University (Lisle, IL) where she earned a Master's of Science Degree in Clinical Psychology and Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. She is a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist (Kansas). She utilizes evidence-based practices including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness/Relaxation, Attachment theory, and Internal Family systems (IFS). When requested she provides Christian counseling for those interested.

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*As researched by Tysha Osborne, MS, LCMFT

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Incredibly important.

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Traumatic events can leave you feeling broken or disconnected.

In order to survive, we often disconnect from painful emotions and bodily sensations. Our brain plays a key role in this process. When you feel disconnected from yourself, it is often because the thinking, feeling, sensing, and action-oriented parts of your brain are not able to effectively communicate with one another.

As a result, these areas of your brain begin to function independently of each other. For example, there may be times when your thinking brain is overactivated, leading you to feel “stuck in your head,” emotionally cut off, and numb.

Other times, your sensing brain might be reacting to the look on someone’s face, a loud noise, or a particular smell, which can lead you to feel emotionally flooded; however, if your thinking brain is not online, you might not understand your reaction.

Read the Full Article: https://drarielleschwartz.com/brain-and-body-integration-for-trauma-recovery/



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