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Somatic therapy throughout California

A grounded place to reconnect with yourself.

Thoughtful, trauma-informed therapy for emotional and relational patterns that can feel difficult to shift through insight alone.

Online across CaliforniaPalm Springs basedAdults and teens
You may recognize

When coping has helped you survive, but no longer helps you feel fully alive.

Always bracing

Your mind may know you are safe while your body stays tense, alert, or unable to settle.

Disconnected or overwhelmed

You may move between feeling too much and feeling far away from yourself.

Repeating relationship patterns

You want closeness, boundaries, or trust to feel more possible—not merely understandable.

Carrying more than your share

Stress, caregiving, identity, and old survival roles may leave little room for your own needs.

A whole-person approach

Therapy can include what you think, what you feel, and what your body has learned.

Drisana integrates somatic and relational methods to help you approach emotional challenges with curiosity, care, and enough room to choose your pace.

Your history matters. So do your relationships, culture, identities, strengths, and the conditions that have shaped your experience. Sessions are personalized rather than formulaic.

How somatic therapy works
Areas of support

Care for the patterns beneath the surface.

Therapy may support adults and teens navigating experiences such as these, with attention to how they overlap and change over time.

01 · Safety

Trauma & chronic stress

Support for the aftereffects of difficult experiences, persistent activation, shutdown, or a sense that the past is still present.

02 · Regulation

Anxiety & overwhelm

Space to understand worry, pressure, sensitivity, and the body’s responses without treating them as personal failures.

03 · Connection

Relationships & life transitions

Care for attachment patterns, boundaries, grief, identity, changing roles, and the wish to relate differently.

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Meet your therapist

Drisana Davis, LMFT, SEP

Licensed Marriage & Family TherapistSomatic Experiencing Practitioner

Drisana is a trauma therapist who offers holistic care for people navigating emotional and relational concerns across different stages of life.

Her work is warm, collaborative, and grounded in respect for the whole person—including the cultural and personal contexts each client brings into the room.

More about Drisana
Getting started

A clear, low-pressure first step.

You can begin with a brief consultation before deciding whether to schedule a therapy session.

  1. Request a consultation

    Call to request a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation.

  2. Talk through what you need

    Ask questions, share what brings you to therapy, and learn how Drisana may approach your concerns.

  3. Decide what feels right

    If it seems like a good fit, you can discuss scheduling and next steps. There is no commitment to continue.

Practice details

FormatSecure online therapy
LocationClients throughout California
ConsultationComplimentary · 15 minutes
PaymentPrivate pay · Out-of-network
Common questions

A little more clarity before you reach out.

See fees and all FAQs
Where can I attend online therapy sessions?

Drisana is based in Palm Springs and provides telehealth to clients who are physically located anywhere in California at the time of their session.

Do I need experience with somatic therapy?

No. Sessions begin with what feels accessible to you. Drisana can explain each invitation, and you can pause, decline, or change direction at any time.

Is somatic therapy only about the body?

No. Somatic work can include conversation, reflection, relationship, and attention to present-moment sensations. The approach makes room for the whole person rather than focusing on one part of experience.

A first step

You don't have to know exactly what to say.

A brief consultation is a place to share what you are looking for, ask questions, and get a sense of whether working together may feel right.

15 minutes · Complimentary · No commitment to begin therapy