Biographical Info:

Martha Lunney, LMFT is a therapist, artist and writer with a private practice in Richmond and San Francisco, CA. Over the past 25 years she has studied EMDR, Narrative Therapy, Just Therapy, Ericksonian Hypnotherapy, Inner Relationship Focusing and other modalities to hone her skills in working with the sequelae of trauma. She increasingly utilizes the tools and perspective of CRM in her work with therapists, artists, and other adults affected by depression, anxiety, trauma and other relational issues and strongly advocates for increased study and use of the CRM model among colleagues and in professional organizations.

Specialties:

Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Grief, PTSD, Relationships, Stress, Trauma

Biographical Info:
Ellyn is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.  Her specialties include trauma, adoption, mood disorders and anxiety.  She currently works mostly with adults, but has had extensive experience working with parents and their young children, as well as with women victims of domestic abuse, children with histories of sexual abuse, parents ordered for intensive parenting training, individuals with medical conditions, and losses of all kinds.  Ellyn’s therapeutic approach utilizes a holistic approach, and includes both somatic and energetic components.  Ellyn has been trained in trauma therapies such as EMDR and Brainspotting and has taken advanced training in treatment of dissociative identity disorder.  She has been studying and working with the Comprehensive Resource Model and its antecedents since 2011.  The CRM is a beautiful, gentle, and powerful approach to healing.

Specialties:
Anxiety, Bipolar, Depression, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Famiy Therapy, Grief, Parenting, PTSD, Relationships, Stress, Trauma

” My therapeutic goal is to be a witness, champion, 

and a co-creative guide to a life path that gently unfolds and

 awakens. Therapy is an invitation to create a life fully engaged and embraced.”

Kelli Sherine Fisher LMFT

Kelli received her MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles. Her clinical orientation is Attachment Theory and Positive Psychology with an emphasis on Narrative Theory.  Post graduation, she began working in the field of addiction plus mental illness. Upon realizing the level of trauma beneath both challenges, she began focusing on Somatic Therapy to help gently address the suffering she was witnessing. This focus now informs her practice and the results are amazing.

She is currently using as her main trauma processing modality, Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM). CRM is the cutting edge in trauma therapy. It is an advanced technique that incorporates many somatic/ spiritual / neurophysiological modalities into one discipline. She is also a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) through Peter Levine’s Foundation for Human Enrichment and she holds level 1 & 2 EMDR training through Laura Parnell’s attachment based EMDR Institute.

Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, Kelli was an Orthopedic Massage Therapist with a BS in Sports Medicine/ Exercise Science. She continues to practice this healing art celebrating 30+ years. This interest in life science continues in Kelli’s studies in Neuroscience and her fascination with Somatic Therapies’ ability to resolve trauma and change neurobiology.

Kelli has also spent 30yrs. studying indigenous cultures and spirituality and these studies inform her practice as well. She has a deep respect for nature and she integrates native practices into her work in a very organic and supportive way.

She is also an accomplished textile artist so she also understands the challenges of going into the void and creating beauty. And in her spare time, she is a marmalade & jam maker, jewelry designer and gardener.

Kim is a Licensed MFT in California with over 20 years of experience in the field of mental health. Kim specializes in treating attachment disruptions, PTSD, complex trauma, complex grief, DID, DDNOS and addiction disorders. In 1999, Kim began focusing on attachment and trauma disorders. After over 500 hours of training in somatic therapies, Kim now uses CRM exclusively in her private practice. Kim’s unique ability to assist others to heal from trauma and attachment disruptions brings her to CRM as a consultant and a trainer.

Kim has taken her personal experience of childhood trauma along with her professional experience and turned it into a strength allowing her to develop keen insight into the turmoil of others from lack of bonding and positive emotional development. Kim has a unique capacity to understand others and assist them in the process of discovery, exploration and integration. She has a passion to assist others in their quest to become healthy, whole and emotionally regulated individuals.

Kim lives in Perris with her husband and one of her five daughters where she spends her leisure time with her family and three dogs, reading, watching movies and enjoying the outdoors when possible by spending time on the beach, enjoying off-roading or boating at the Colorado River.