Karlie Youngblood is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, specializing in guiding teens and adults through their journeys of spiritual and personal development. She focuses on helping individuals improve chronic pain, release painful emotions stored in the body, and decipher the meanings behind their dreams. Karlie provides a non-judgmental and person-centered approach within a safe environment where clients can organize their thoughts and emotions. Understanding that each person has a unique path, she is committed to supporting her clients through their individualized processes. In her practice, Karlie sees people as complex beings with interconnected physical, social, psychological, and spiritual dimensions. She aims to empower her clients toward healing by employing a psychodynamic approach rooted in Jungian psychology, utilizing techniques such as dream work and shadow work. Additionally, her offerings include Somatic Archaeology™, mindfulness, parts mapping, and spiritual development. Outside of her practice, Karlie cherishes time at her family’s ranch in the Sierra Foothills, where she connects with nature—feeding horses, communing with peacocks, and meditating under trees. She finds joy in embracing the laws of attraction and seeks synchronicity within the universe at every turn.