Dr. Anne Farina is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding a PhD and LICSW credentials. She believes in the deep connection between mind and body, viewing mental health as a harmonious balance in this relationship. Her practice primarily addresses trauma, attachment, anxiety, relationship difficulties, chronic stress, depression, perinatal mental health, and pregnancy loss. Anne employs Sensorimotor Psychotherapy as her main approach for those impacted by trauma and developmental wounds, enabling clients to reconnect with their bodies and restore a balanced sense of self. Her work with children and families emphasizes self-regulation, nurturing relationships, and building secure attachments. Utilizing a range of therapeutic models, including play therapy, Structured Sensory Interventions, the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, Theraplay, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and her unique Somatic Soothing technique, she guides children in regulating their bodies, thoughts, and emotions, fostering function at home and school. This innovative intervention aims to reduce internal agitation, helping children navigate back to a state of calm through purposeful movement and safe activities.