Radinka Jeyathas
RSW, MSW
To achieve this, I use neurodevelopment and neuroscience, with a trauma-informed lens and the MMLC Guiding Principles, along with attachment theory, psychodynamic social work, neuropsychotherapy, ecotherapy, self-centering, unique and individualized assignments, case management, and reframing.
MMLC Guiding Principles:
1. You are the expert in your experiences and you are looking to see what is being held outside of this expertise to strengthen it.
2. I use a variety of tools to guide you into hearing what is being held outside of your experiences to build a connection from the subconscious to the conscious.
3. I use neuroscience and neurodevelopment to teach you to see your thinking patterns to create the change you want and strengthen your neural networks.
*The cyclical nature of this process, and the tools I give you, allows you to continue learning on your own through intentional neural connection and development.
*All frameworks are used as guides only.
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