ABOUT ME
Shay Driver, MA, LPC, LAC is a graduate from Naropa University from the Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology program in 2017. She has worked closely with first responders, in hospital settings, addiction treatment, psychiatric assessment, and psychiatric crisis. She has additional training in Pain Reprocessing Therapy, harm reduction, and is currently training to be a qigong healer. A lover of cats, nature walks, travel, reading, baking, and yoga.
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Who I Help
I specialize in supporting professionals in their field, neurodivergent, offbeat, eccentric, and deeply feeling individuals who are navigating:
Feeling overwhelmed, stuck or experiencing major life transitions such as divorce or behavioral addictions
Workplace stress & burnout
Anxiety & Depression
Grief, Loss, & Trauma
Here is how we work together:
Mindfulness & Body Connection: I help you gently connect with your breath and body through meditation and qigong.
Goal Setting: We use collaborative, action-based planning to help you clarify your values.
Coping Tools: You will learn how to handle adversity when it hits and gain confidence in your own strength, including advocating for your needs.
My Therapeutic Values
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Courage
Leaning into uncertainty even when afraid
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Humility
Recognizing both strengths and limitations with open-heartedness and gratitude
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Authenticity
Acceptance of the person you are and learning to believe your own truth