Linda White is an experienced counselor with over thirty-seven years of expertise in supporting adults and elders through trauma recovery, grief and loss, addictive tendencies, and stress-related illnesses. Her life’s work embodies a unique synthesis of somatic therapies that address the body, developmental psychology that engages the mind, and applied spirituality that nurtures the soul. She skillfully integrates principles from integral, Jungian, and transpersonal psychology, alongside 12-step recovery and evolutionary spirituality. Through psychosomatic integration (PSI) sessions, she deepens subtle body awareness, reduces stress, and fosters relaxation. Currently, as a PhD candidate dedicated to transpersonal research, her thesis examines the societal response and impact of current UFO/UAP disclosure. Linda's clinical and professional services have been utilized in diverse settings, including hospital-based weight management programs, outpatient alcohol rehabilitation, mental health clinics, employee assistance programs, church-based pastoral counseling, and corporate wellness environments, enriching her approach with a broad perspective. Now retired from clinical practice, Linda offers professional consultation, mentoring, and spiritual direction for a self-pay basis, guiding individuals as they integrate unusual life experiences, recover from grief and loss, and navigate long-term recovery journeys. It is recommended that clients begin with three weekly sessions, followed by biweekly, monthly, or as needed follow-up sessions.