Regina Ann Wilson-Seppa is a highly experienced psychotherapist with over twenty-five years dedicated to guiding clients of all ages on their healing journeys. She provides heartfelt connections, support, and insightful information to help individuals address the wounds of early childhood, as well as challenges and transitions throughout life. Regina believes in each person's innate drive toward health and wholeness, recognizing that behaviors and experiences carry meaning which must be understood to unlock the energy for change. With specialized training in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, a method developed by Dr. Dan Hughes focused on attachment, Regina effectively applies this approach to both children facing attachment disruptions and to family and adult relationship therapy. Furthermore, her extensive expertise includes play therapy, trauma and PTSD, sexual abuse recovery, loss and grief, parenting, adoption, and EMDR. Regina has also been trained in Process Acupressure, a balancing method created by Aminah Raheem that harmonizes the body's energies.