Tatiana Meisenheimer

Tatiana offers an integrative approach to therapy by bringing awareness to the relationship between your mind and your body. Through a range of evidence-based techniques, Tatiana's goal is to provide a collaborative, supportive space that fosters accountability.  She works with a variety of clientele who may be experiencing any combination of issues related to sexual difficulties, relationships, low self-esteem, depression and anxiety. Her approach to nervous system regulation is informed by her training as a 500-hour Yoga Teacher (RYT ID: 338205). What sets Tatiana apart is the unique integration of her interests. Her interest in human sexuality infuses her counseling approach with a deep understanding of the complexities of the human experience. Her passion for yoga emphasizes the power of mindfulness in her work. Both are essential to navigating the intricate dance between your mind and body. Tatiana's quest for understanding the complex realm of human sexuality led her to embark on a nationwide study interviewing practicing sex therapists to gather insights into female sexual desire. Her research study, titled 'Qualitative Examination of Sex Therapists' Perspectives Regarding Women with Low Sexual Desire' (STUDY002135) was a step toward unraveling the nuances of human intimacy. In a prior research endeavor, titled 'The Mediterranean Diet and its Influence on Mental Well-Being' (IRB#201802343), Tatiana delved into the influence of dietary patterns on mental well-being. Her study results hint at a comprehensive approach to mental wellness that encompasses both psychological and physiological aspects. In short, Tatiana's approach extends to the psychosomatic realm, recognizing the intricate dialogue between your mind and body. She aims to approach mental health through an evidence-based, sex-positive, and psychosomatic lens. To learn more visit: https://tatianacaseley.wixsite.com/website