Reconnect with your body

COME HOME

Elisabeth T. White, LMFT

In-person walking therapy in Los Angeles and virtual therapy across California for adults exploring recovery, emotional wellbeing, and deeper healing beyond insight alone.

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Therapy with me is a space to reconnect with yourself, build trust in your felt sense, and return steadiness in your body.

This is not about fixing you.

It is about supporting your nervous system in moving out of survival and into grounded, present, embodied experience.

Let your mind take the first step with
Mind in Motion Psychotherapy ™

Offering a different approach to healing.

Mind in Motion Psychotherapy ™
is an integrative, somatically informed approach.

Healing doesn’t happen through talking alone-it happens through presence, movement, and lived experience.

When the body is included alongside conversation, therapy becomes more regulating, more accessible, and more real

This may include walking therapy, body-based awareness, and nervous system-informed work, always grounded in clinical practice and paced with care.

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Does This Sound Like You?

  • Talk therapy helped-but it didn’t reach everything

  • You are sober or sober-curious, and still feel stuck in your system

  • You are in recovery, but anxiety or overwhelm still lives in your body

  • You understand your patterns but nothing is shifting at a body level

  • Your body holds tension, shutdown, or numbness that talking can’t touch

  • You feel disconnected from yourself-even when you can make sense of things

What it’s like to Work Together

Our work is relational, somatically informed, and paced with care.

We won’t just talk about your experiences–we’ll slow down enough to notice what’s happening in your body, in real time.

This isn’t about fixing you. It’s about understanding how your nervous system learned to adapt–and creating more safety to be fully yourself.

We’ll move at a pace your system can actually integrate. And over time, what once felt stuck can begin to shift.

What can change over time?

  • Less overwhelm–and more capacity to stay present in your body

  • More clarity in your relationships, without losing yourself

  • The ability to set boundaries without as much second-guessing

  • A deeper trust in your inner sense of knowing

  • Feeling more at home in your body, not just in your thoughts

Insight is part of the work. It is not where it ends.

What will we actually work on?

Together, we focus on your nervous system; how it learned to stay safe, and how it can begin to settle by:

  • Understanding your patterns through a nervous system lens (not just insight)

  • Learning how to track what’s happening in your body, in real time

  • Building capacity for regulation, presence, and steadiness

  • Gently working with activation, shutdown, and everything in between

We’ll pay close attention to what your body is communicating–moment to moment–so change happens not just cognitively, but experientially.

What you get to stop doing?

  • Feeling overtaken by sensations in your body that don’t make sense

  • Knowing what’s true, but not being able to feel it

  • Cycling between overwhelm and shutdown

  • Feeling numb, disconnected, or not fully yourself

Instead, your system begins to settle. And you start to feel more connected, more steady, and more like yourself.

Beyond Insight:
Somatic Healing

You can understand your patterns and still feel stuck in your body.

Somatic work meets you there.

We track what’s happening in real time, so change happens at the level of your nervous system.

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How Walking Therapy Can Help

Walking therapy brings gentle movement into the work. For some people, moving while talking creates more ease, more honesty, and deeper access to what is underneath.

Walking therapy can:

  • Support nervous system regulation

  • Reduce pressure and intensity

  • Help access emotions held in the body

  • Support you when you feel stuck or shut down

  • Increase present moment awareness

  • Feel more natural, open, and human

Online Therapy Across California

Online therapy can support you in:

  • Feeling more grounded and steady in your body

  • Understanding your patterns with more clarity and compassion

  • Strengthening trust in your inner experience

  • Processing at a pace your nervous system can integrate

  • Staying present without becoming overwhelmed

  • Creating change that feels sustainable and real

Somatic work works well online because the focus is on what’s happening within you,
not where you are.

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About Elisabeth

I am Elisabeth T. White, a licensed therapist offering walking therapy in Los Angeles and virtual therapy across California. My work is grounded, collaborative, and informed by somatic and nervous system-based approaches.

I help clients connect thoughts with body sensations so the nervous system can slow down and experience safety in real time. This creates space for change that feels deeper, more integrated, and lasting.

Therapy with me is not rushed. It is a space to slow down, listen inwardly, and become more fully yourself.

  • I work with adults ages 18 to 65 seeking support with recovery, emotional wellbeing, trauma processing, and life transitions. I offer walking therapy as well as virtual therapy to clients located anywhere in California.

  • I am based in Los Angeles and offer virtual therapy & in-person walking therapy to clients throughout California.

  • While we do talk, therapy also includes slowing down and paying attention to body sensations as they arise. This helps the nervous system experience safety in the present moment, allowing insight to turn into real change rather than remaining intellectual.

  • No. Many clients are active in twelve step, while others are exploring recovery in different ways. Therapy can complement twelve step or stand on its own.

  • Yes. Somatic therapy can be very effective online because it focuses on internal awareness and present-moment experience rather than physical location.

  • You can reach out through the contact form to schedule a free consultation. If we decide to move forward, we will choose a regular session time and begin.

  • The first session is a chance to get to know each other. We will talk about what brought you here and what you hope to explore. There is no pressure to share more than feels comfortable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Let’s get started

I offer a 15-minute consultation to see if this feels like a good fit.
You do not need to have everything figured out to begin.