Answer the call.
Heal your mind. Be in your body. The mind/body connection is a topic of increasing interest
amongst clinicians, all pointing to emotional stress being precursive epigenetic factors in inflammatory disorders like cancer and autoimmune disorders. Our immune system, nervous system and hormones are multifaceted networks that function as an integrative system.
Dual-diagnostic issues like addiction treatment and psychiatric concerns should be an integrative approach that focuses on keeping your mind/body healthy and functional. You can reduce stress through therapy and increasing the mind/body connection.
Paige Swanson has a special interest in understanding how the gut-microbiome, brain connectivity, the nervous system and psychiatric disorders; like bipolar, borderline, PTSD, addiction and depression are all connected due to environmental factors i.e., trauma and stress.
She is seeking to incorporate cutting-edge technology in her psychiatric treatment using nutrition, neurotherapy, psychological testing/ assessments, data and more to help manage psychiatric health crisis.
An Integrative Approach to Mental Health
Paige Swanson looks at human development & psychiatric illness from a biological, psychological and cultural lens. She understands the impact of the human minds connection to its body and works at looking at treatment for mental health with regulating both the emotional body and the mind. Her work is focused on understanding ways to cope and live with mental illness while developing the confidence to reach your goals.
Science
We work together to discover your first and foremost needs through testing and assessments. We then track our progress through online secure, HIPPA protected portals. Get stats, updates and homework via our home health platform.
Tracking and maintaining well-being will involve nutritional therapy, fitness and talk therapy.
Behavior Change
Work with Paige one-on-one to help sort through any problems or issues that could be disrupting your life. We believe in community and support for everyone. Treatment begins by looking at how the systemic issues in your life are impacting your neurological well-being. We are inclusive. We believe in a world that is established through support, love, respect and generosity no matter the income level, education, race or sex of other individuals.
Healing
Once we have determined the appropriate course of action for your transformation. You lead the way through your journey, we believe that our clients know best and we stick to that.
Therapy is your experience. We just guide you and provide you with the space to heal.
There are many different ways to communicate what we experience.
Let’s get it out together.
Paige Swanson is a visual and movement artist in the Denver, Colorado area who uses her art to advocate for mental health issues, psychiatry, and social justice. She hopes to receive further continuing education and credentials as a dance movement therapist to help with stress reduction interventions in medical and psychiatric populations.
She hopes to work with females experiencing body image, self-confidence, and other psychiatric conditions.
Illustration: Irina Jolic, Dissociation, Art Therapy, 2018.
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