Hal Waite

Hal Waite

Hal’s a Somatic Experiencing (SE) Practitioner and a Coach with a Masters in Clinical Psychology. In his twenty plus years working with clients, he uses a body-centered approach, with a focus on body awareness and breathe, helping people to open and release energetic holding patterns in their bodies. Somatic Experiencing resolves stress, anxiety, panic, trauma and PTSD and restores access to a fuller range of emotions and more healthy emotional responses toward ourselves, each other and the events in our lives.

“We often discount the impact that life’s events have on our bodies, minds and spirit. The energy that is aroused from these encounters, if not released can leave us in a partial frozen and arrested state.”

No two people respond the same way to the same event. We are unique in that way. While one person may have no energetic holding from say, a near miss auto accident, another person may have a reaction that arouses their nervous system and can benefit from an SE session.

Hal also works with individuals and couples improving their marriages and relationships, mentoring and offering support, bringing clarity to the questions and concerns people have in their relationships, whether at home, at work or with themselves. He is compassionate and caring, yet practical and direct. Hal’s amazing at teaching better communication skills while helping you gain valuable insights and new ways to thinking about what you need in a relationship.

He also has specialized training in EMDR and Process Acupressure, which compliments SE and helps clients to reach their fullest potential, resulting in happier and healthier relationships.

Hal is also a Producer and Publisher of Children’s cartoons and digital E-Books available at everaftertales.com.

Specialties

• Active Duty Military
• Addiction
• Adults
• Adults abused as children
• Chronic Pain/Fibromyalgia
• Complex PTSD
• Couples Counseling
• Developmental Trauma
• Dissociative Disorders
• Families of Veterans
• Grief and Loss
• Hospice
• Medical Procedure Trauma
• Motor Vehicle Collisions
• Perpetrators of Sexual Abuse
• Refugees
• Veterans
• Mass Disaster
• Sexual Abuse