In-Person and Virtual Therapy Sessions
Shannon is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner specializing in integrative psychotherapy. She is the founder of Floresta, a consciousness-informed mental health practice and retreat company designed to support deep psychological and transpersonal work. Shannon has facilitated thousands of ketamine-assisted therapy sessions and brings over 15 years of experience across psychotherapy, coaching, meditation, somatic work, and integrative modalities.
Her work is rooted in a depth-oriented, trauma-informed approach that weaves together parts-based therapy, somatic awareness, and an intuitive understanding of the relational and energetic dynamics that shape healing. She supports clients in moving beyond symptom management into a more direct relationship with themselves, working with the body, the psyche, and the deeper layers of consciousness to access meaningful and lasting change.
Therapy with Shannon is an intentional space to go deeper. To slow down, listen more closely, and engage with what is present beneath the surface.
Rather than focusing on fixing, this work honors the intelligence of your inner world, allowing what has been held or avoided to come into awareness.
Depression, anxiety, and trauma are approached as meaningful experiences that carry information and the potential for deeper understanding. Through a trauma-informed and awareness-based lens, all aspects of your experience are welcome.
This is not about becoming someone new.
It is about remembering and embodying more of who you are.
Individual, Couples & Relationship Therapy
Therapy with Shannon is available for individuals and couples who are ready to engage more deeply with the patterns shaping their lives, relationships, intimacy, and sense of self.
In couples and relationship sessions, Shannon supports partners in slowing down reactive cycles, listening beneath the surface, and exploring the places where conflict, disconnection, desire, protection, and longing intersect. This work is not about deciding who is right or wrong. It is about asking more honest questions, finding the in-between spaces, and bringing awareness to the blind spots that keep repeating.
Drawing from her experience as a Certified Sex Therapist, Board-Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, and consciousness-informed facilitator, Shannon integrates somatic awareness, transpersonal inquiry, parts-based work, and conflict resolution techniques that honor both the self and the relationship.
Couples are supported in learning how to listen without immediately defending, speak without self-abandoning, and work with conflict as information rather than failure. Sessions may explore communication, intimacy, sexuality, nervous system patterns, emotional safety, resentment, repair, and the deeper unconscious dynamics that shape how partners relate.
This work invites each person to become more present, more honest, and more available for connection without losing themselves in the process.
