Step out of survival mode.
Find peace in days instead of taking months to get nowhere.
You’re doing everything you can to hold it together, but inside you feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and unsure why it feels so hard.
From the outside, your life looks fine: classes, work, friends, responsibilities—nothing that clearly explains how hard things feel inside and everyone assumes you are ok.
Inside, it feels like you’re always bracing—tense, unsure, and waiting for something to tip you off balance and you never know where that will come from so you are always on guard and ready.
It feels like your body learned to stay alert or shut down to get through things—and it hasn’t quite learned yet that it’s safe to rest.
Does this sound like you?
Huge Reactions
Challenging Deep Work for Real Change
By the end of the process, most clients feel calmer and more grounded in their bodies, with a clearer understanding of themselves and their responses. You won’t be “fixed”—because you were never broken—but you will leave with more steadiness, less reactivity, and a sense that your system finally has room to settle. It’s not about becoming someone new. It’s about feeling more like yourself again.
When you’re given enough time, safety, and focus, meaningful change can happen faster than you expect: days not years.
- Settle your nervous system so you’re not living in constant alert or shutdown.
- Understand your reactions instead of fighting or judging them.
- Release patterns that once protected you but no longer serve you.
- Feel more grounded and present in your body and daily life.
- Gain clarity about what you need next—emotionally, relationally, and practically.
- Leave with tools and integration support to carry the change forward, not just insights.
When things feel overwhelming or confusing, you need a process that’s structured, supportive, and paced in a way your system can trust.
How Intensives Work
Step 1: Pre-Intensive
Step 2: Intensive
Step 3: Integration
What Clients Might Be Saying
This is an example of what clients might say after the intensives:
“Before the intensive, I felt like I was constantly on edge or shutting down, and I couldn’t explain why. I’d tried therapy before, but it always felt like we were just skimming the surface. The intensive gave me space to slow down and actually stay with what was coming up instead of rushing past it.
What stood out most was how safe and steady the process felt. I wasn’t pushed, but I also wasn’t avoided. Things finally started to make sense—especially my reactions and why my body was responding the way it was. I left feeling calmer, clearer, and more connected to myself than I had in a long time.
It didn’t magically fix everything, but it gave me a solid foundation and tools I still use. I feel more grounded in my body and more confident in how I handle stress now. For the first time, I feel like real change is actually possible.”
Hi, I’m Jody.
If you’ve been doing your best to hold things together but still feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck, you’re not alone. Many of the people who come to me are tired of managing symptoms or trying to explain reactions that don’t fully make sense. They’ve reached a point where something deeper needs attention.
I specialize in intensive therapy for individuals seeking more than surface-level relief. Intensives create protected space to slow down, step out of survival mode, and work through the root patterns driving emotional distress or reactivity. Instead of stretching therapy out over months, we focus the work so clarity and nervous system regulation can take hold.
My approach is trauma-informed and integrative, drawing from EMDR-informed therapy, somatic awareness, parts-based work, and guided reflection. We pay attention not just to thoughts, but to what the body and internal system have been carrying. The goal isn’t to fix you—it’s to help you understand your responses and reconnect with a steadier sense of self.
Before becoming a therapist, I graduated from West Point, served on active duty, and spent many years in leadership and business. That background shapes my work as clear, steady, and grounded.
Therapy should feel safe, focused, and productive. If you’re considering an intensive, I’d be glad to help you explore whether it’s the right next step.
Over 13 years of therapy experience.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in CO and MN
Over 30 years of working with people to solve problems.
CCTP-II, CSTFP, EMDR trained, BrainCore Neurofeedback Certified
What You Should Expect
Location
$1,400 per day: does not include lodging or all meals.
Duration
1-3 days
Location
Black Forest Colorado
NE Colorado Springs
Post Intensive Support
Follow Up Call, Integration Check In, Written Summary, and additional follow up support as needed and arranged.
Frequently Asked Questions — and even the answers
Will this even work?
Yes: Therapist and clients continue to see the increasing benefits of intensive type formats.
What if I can not afford the price or the time?
Is it truly confidential?